[DOC] [TLE] Jeopary Questions page 540 - PROBE ABILITY - TriviaBistro.com [PAR] MILITARY MEN: Born near Warsaw in 1747, this count was mortally wounded 
during the 1779 siege of Savannah ... "W"RITERS: This poet led a Bohemian life 
in the 1850s, but spent much of the Civil War caring for wounded soldiers. [DOC] [TLE] Ed Folsom and Kenneth M. Price - The Walt Whitman Archive [PAR] Walt Whitman, arguably America's most influential and innovative poet, was ... 
His mother, on the other hand, served throughout his life as his emotional 
touchstone. .... But while Jeff was a young child, Whitman spent little time with him
. ..... from war wounds, occurred in New Orleans, a precursor of his Civil War 
experiences. [DOC] [TLE] About Walt Whitman - English [PAR] Walt Whitman, arguably America's most influential and innovative poet, was born 
.... But while Jeff was a young child, Whitman spent little time with him. .... from 
war wounds, occurred in New Orleans, a precursor of his Civil War experiences. 
.... We know very little about the details of Whitman's life in the early 1850s; it is as 
if... [DOC] [TLE] his essay - Civil War Washington [PAR] Washington treated more wounded soldiers than any other city, and ... toward the 
epicenter of suffering.1 He spent most of his time at Armory Square Hospital, ... 
Both the nation and Whitman's poetic project were at risk as he confronted ... In 
lines published in the first edition of Leaves of Grass but later deleted, he 
declared:. [DOC] [TLE] American Experience . Walt Whitman | PBS [PAR] Today one of the most-recognized figures in American literary history, poet Walt 
... Narrator: As the country slouched toward Civil War in the 1850s, one ... He'd 
already spent his own small treasure to publish a book of poetry called Leaves of 
Grass. .... But Whitman's notebooks at this time are filled with images, just jottings,
... [DOC] [TLE] Thomas O'Brien | National Museum of American History [PAR] Just prior to the Civil War in the 1840s and 1850sover a million Irish ... 
Neither side was prepared to treat and care for the massive number of soldiers 
wounded in ... and led the way for future organizations like the Red Cross 
founded in 1881. ... The majority of a soldiers time was not spent fighting in battle, 
but in camp. [DOC] [TLE] Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder - The New York Times [PAR] The Wisconsin frontier may have seemed remote to most Americans, but it lay in 
a region ... impressed their values and their ways on social life wherever they 
went. ... Another 15,000 were added during the 1850s, but during the Civil War 
growth ... The latter, tragically, died from wounds suffered in the Battle of Shiloh in 
April... [DOC] [TLE] You - about USPS [PAR] Born to a wealthy Pennsylvania family, she spent most of her life in France 
working ... During the Civil War, she and her sister Emily, who was also a 
physician, helped .... Many of her poems celebrated the freedom of the bohemian 
lifestyle she led in ... and helped to markedly improve the care provided to 
wounded soldiers. [DOC] [TLE] Conversations With Whitman - Mickle Street Review [PAR] Too often we forget how much of Whitman's life revolved around talkin a variety 
... In the grim years of the Civil War, Whitman found a role for himselfliving out 
the ... out of his attempts to bring healing talk to sick, wounded, or dying soldiers. 
..... he led them not to a larger, more public room of the house but instead directly
... [DOC] [TLE] Walt Whitman and Civil War Washington - DigitalCommons ... [PAR] Walt Whitman famously described his visits to thousands of wounded. Civil War 
soldiers in Memoranda During the War, a volume with a largely ignored subtitle: 
... He spent most of his time at Armory ... Leaves of Grass, his poetic masterpiece, 
intertwined ... Prior to coming to Washington, Whitman had experienced a life far. [DOC] [TLE] Walt Whitman Biography - eNotes.com [PAR] Examine the life, times, and work of Walt Whitman through detailed author ... was

Question: This poet led a Bohemian life in the 1850s, but spent much of the Civil War caring for wounded soldiers
Answer: Walt Whitman