Nightingale
contents
Volume
1
New introduction by Dr Lori Williamson 7pp
Notes on Nursing: what it is, and what it is not
(1sst edition, 1860), 81pp
Florence Nightingale
Notes on Nursing: what it is, and what it is not
(2nd edition, 1860), 237pp
Florence Nightingale
‘Training of Nurses and Nursing the Sick’
Florence Nightingale
in Richard Quain (ed.), Dictionary of Medicine,
(1894), 231-44 [14pp]
‘Sick-Nursing and Health-Nursing’
Florence Nightingale
in Baroness Angela Burdett-Coutts (ed.), Woman’s Mission.
A series of Congress Papers on the Philanthropic Work
of Women.
(1893), pp. 184-205 [10pp]
‘Philanthropic Aspects of Nursing’
Lady Victoria Lambton and Mrs Frank Malleson
In Baroness Angela Burdett-Coutts (ed.).Woman’s Mission.
A series of Congress Papers on the Philanthropic Work
of Women.
(1893), pp. 206-215 [10pp]
Volume
2
Notes on Nursing for the Labouring Classes
Florence Nightingale
(1876), 114pp
Introductory notes on lying-in institutions: together
with a proposal for organising an institution for training
midwives and midwifery nurses
Florence Nightingale
(1876), 134pp
Volume
3
Notes on hospitals
Florence Nightingale
(1863), 199pp
‘Hospital Nursing’
Elizabeth Garrett
in Transactions of the National Association for the
Promotion of Social science, vol. 10 (1866), pp472-8
[7pp]
Volume
4
Organization of Nursing. An Account of the Liverpool
Nurses’ Training School, its Foundation Progress, and
Private Nursing
By a Member of the Committee of the Home & Training
School [William Rathbone]
Introduction and notes by Florence Nightingale (1865),
103pp
Infection
J. Clarke Jervoise, with remarks by Miss Nightingale (1882),
63pp
The Madras Famine: with appendix containing a letter form
Miss Florence Nightingale, and other papers
Arthur Cotton [1876], 47pp
‘On Nursing’
Jane Stuart Wortley
in baroness Angela Burdett-Courts (ed.), Woman’s Mission.
A Series of Congress Papers on the Philanthropic Work
of Women
(1893), pp.216-23 [8pp]
Volume
5
Letters from Miss Florence Nightingale on Health Visiting
in Rural Districts
(1911), 61pp
Florence Nightingale to her Nurses: A Selection from Florence
Nightingale’s Addresses to Probationers and Nurses at
the Nightingale School at St Thomas’s Hospital
Edited by Rosalind Nash (1914), 158pp
Volume
6
A Guide to District Nurses
Mrs Dacre Craven (1889), 157pp
Lectures on Domestic Hygiene and Home Nursing
Lionel A. Weatherley
[1880?], 90pp
Introduction to William Rathbone, Sketch of the History
and Progress of District Nursing
Florence Nightingale
(1890), ix-xxiipp [14pp]
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