[DOC] [TLE] Florence Nightingale - Wikipedia [PAR] Florence Nightingale, OM, RRC was an English social reformer and statistician, 
and the founder of modern nursing. She came to prominence while serving as a 
manager of nurses trained by her during the Crimean War, where she organised 
the tending to wounded soldiers. ... In 1838, her father took the family on a tour in 
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Russia invaded Turkey and the Crimean War began. Britain ... She earned the 
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... which deals with Florence Nightingale's nursing during the Crimean War, ... a 
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British army experienced in the Crimea were largely the result of her concern with 
... to care for the soldiers themselves, making her rounds during the night after the
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In March 1854, the Crimean War began when Britain and France declared ... her 
to gather a group of nurses to nurse the wounded at the military hospital in 
Scutari. ... many endless rounds, carrying a lamp with her in the late hours of the 
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made for and used by Nightingale in 1855 (used with the courtesy of the .... She 
and her nurses washed and bathed the soldiers, laundered their linens, gave .... 
is that of her touring the wards alone at night by the light of a Turkish lamp (figure 
2). In... [DOC] [TLE] Florence Nightingale: Light to Illuminate the World ... - ScienceDirect [PAR] the British soldiers during the Crimean War. (1853 to 1856), the ... and her 
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FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE (nurse during the Crimean War and was dubbed ... 
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night to tend to injured soldiers. ... Learn more at historyandotherthoughts.
blogspot.co.uk. [DOC] [TLE] Florence Nightingale - The Lady with the Lamp - Reformation Society [PAR] Scarcely any facilities for the training of nurses existed, and their pay was ... 
Florence loved books and immersed herself in her studies. ... She was just about 
to assume the superintendence of Kings College Hospital when the Crimean War 
broke out. ... She reported that: Far more soldiers had died of disease than on 
the... [DOC] [TLE] florence nightingale - Search-ID.com [PAR] Florence Nightingale, OM, RRC (in her own pronunciation IPA: [flns ... 
During the Crimean War, this British nurse toured the soldiers' hospital at

Question: During the Crimean War, this British nurse toured the soldiers' hospital at night with her lantern
Answer: Florence Nightingale