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Eleanor Roosevelt And Florence Nightingale
are two of the most outstanding ladies of the nineteenth/twentieth century. Who will agree with me and who else should I include?
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I hope that you've included Florence Nightingale as a statistician, rather than as a nurse. The fatality rate for wounded soldiers increased dramatically when she brought them all together into hospitals, where infections spread quickly among them!
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Yes, Florence Nightingale was much more than being remembered as a nurse. She was a reformer and managed through her connections to get things done. Scutari was built over a sewer and men who were at that end of the barracks hospital invariably died even though their wounds were not expected to be fatal. When the government eventually rebuilt the sanitation it was discovered that their "fresh' water was being delivered through a route contains the carcass of a dead horse.
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