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In the year 1863, during the Civil War, Dorothea Dix is the Superintendent of Women Nurses for the Union Army. There she recruits, trains, and places nurses, and also helps tend to the wounded.
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| This man is dying! Where are my nurses?! Why is no one tending to this soldier?! | |
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| Uhhhhh............Help........ | |
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Many nurses working for the Union Army saw it fit to treat Union soldiers better than Confederate soldiers.........
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| That man is a Confederate Soldier. Our first priority should be Union soldiers. | |
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| What is she talking about? | |
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...........but not Dorothea Dix. She only saw them as men in need and treated them equally. Many were against her policy of equality, but she stood by it.
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| He is a man in need, and we must help him first! All men are created equal, and soldiers are no different! | |
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