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Florence Nightingale et Henry Dunant

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 April 2010

Jean-G. Lossier
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Hommage a Florence Nightingale
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International Review of the Red Cross , Volume 36 , Issue 423 , March 1954 , pp. 181 - 187
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Copyright © International Committee of the Red Cross 1954

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References

page 181 note 1 Mme Cecil Woodham-Smith cite, dans son beau livre sur Florence Nightingale dont une traduction française vient de paraître (Albin Michel, Paris, 1953), ce mot de Stafford: «La nature de ses difficultés n'est pas comprise et ne le sera probablement jamais» (p. 202).

page 182 note 1 Cité par Mme Woodham-Smith dans son livre sur Florence Nightingale, traduction française, p. 261.

page 182 note 2 Manuscrits d'Henry Dunant, Bibliothèque publique et universitaire de Genève.

page 184 note 1 Voir Revue internationale, juin 1950, pp. 419–429.Google Scholar