History of the United States Sanitary Commission Being the General Report of It
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Yesterday I went around with a basket on each arm, and a haver- sack on my neck. A rough estimate of the day's work, from the morning and evening stock on hand, showed that I had given out writing paper and enve- lopes to about seven hundred men. Pencils to ninety. A large lot of news- papers sent direct to me by Mr. Felt, of Salem, Mass. Crutches to one hun- dred and thirty-six wounded below the knee, who were thus enabled to get up 280 UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION.
When the armies operat...ing before Richmond and Petersburg became stationary, and a siege of those Work in the 'places commenced, the same practice of oity Point. * transferring the sick and wounded from the Field Hospitals at the " front" to temporary Hospitals at the water base, which had existed during the whole campaign, was continued. The same personal minis- trations became therefore necessary on the part of the Auxiliary Relief Corps in the Hospitals at City Point, for although, of course, these Hospitals were much better supplied than those which had been improvised in the rear of battle-fields, still there seemed, after all, practically no limit to the distance which existed be- tween the standard of Government ideas of comfort, and that which popular sympathy for the soldier was anxious to maintain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yesterday I went around with a basket on each arm, and a haver- sack on my neck. A rough estimate of the day's work, from the morning and evening stock on hand, showed that I had given out writing paper and enve- lopes to about seven hundred men. Pencils to ninety. A large lot of news- papers sent direct to me by Mr. Felt, of Salem, Mass. Crutches to one hun- dred and thirty-six wounded below the knee, who were thus enabled to get up 280 UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION.
When the armies operat...ing before Richmond and Petersburg became stationary, and a siege of those Work in the 'places commenced, the same practice of oity Point. * transferring the sick and wounded from the Field Hospitals at the " front" to temporary Hospitals at the water base, which had existed during the whole campaign, was continued. The same personal minis- trations became therefore necessary on the part of the Auxiliary Relief Corps in the Hospitals at City Point, for although, of course, these Hospitals were much better supplied than those which had been improvised in the rear of battle-fields, still there seemed, after all, practically no limit to the distance which existed be- tween the standard of Government ideas of comfort, and that which popular sympathy for the soldier was anxious to maintain.
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