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| Admiral Beardslee’s Description of the Hurricane |
203 |
| Relief Work South of Broad River |
211 |
| Report by John McDonald |
211 |
| Hiltonhead District Clothing Department. Report by Mrs. MacDonald |
220 |
| Medical Department. Report by Dr. E.W. Egan |
222-228 |
| Relief Methods in Field. Dr. Hubbell’s Report |
232 |
| On the Charleston Group. Report by H.L. Bailey |
244 |
| The Clothing Department. Mrs. Gardner’s Report |
252 |
| The Sewing Circles |
257 |
| A Christmas Carol |
261 |
| Mrs. Reed’s Report |
263 |
| Leaving the Field |
268 |
| Letter to Charleston News and Courier |
268 |
| Circular to Clergymen and Committees |
273 |
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| Armenia |
275 |
| Distance and Difficulties of Travel and Transportation |
305 |
| Funds |
307 |
| Committees |
310 |
| To the Press of the United States |
313 |
| To Contributors |
313 |
| To the Government at Washington |
314 |
| To Our Legation in Constantinople |
314 |
| To the Ambassadors of other Nations |
315 |
| Commendatory |
315 |
| “Marmora.” Poem by Clara Barton |
319 |
| Report of Financial Secretary |
324 |
| General Field Agent’s Report |
334 |
| Medical Report |
350 |
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| The Spanish-American War |
360 |
| Home Camps and American Waters |
361 |
| The Central Cuban Relief Committee, Appointment of |
362 |
| The Red Cross Requested to Administer Relief in Cuba |
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