INDEX

Acquia Creek, I: [168], [209], [273].
Alcott, Louisa M., I: [47].
Amidon, George H., I: [314].
Andrew, Gov. John A., I: [156], [159], [160].
Andrews, B. P., II: [162].
Anthony, Susan B., I: [1].
Appia, Dr. Louis, II: [5], [11], [120];
letters from Clara Barton, [121], [130] seq.;
letter to Clara Barton, [124].
Armenia, II: [244].
Arogo, transport, I: [240].
Arthur, Chester A., expresses interest in Red Cross, II: [162];
recommends Red Cross treaty, [164], [188], [192].
Atlantic Monthly, quoted, I: [143].
Atwater, Dorence, I: [2], [317] seq.;
arrested and imprisoned, [322] seq.;
his list printed in New York Tribune, [327];
his subsequent life, [327].

Bardwell, Rev. Horatio, I: [57].
Barker, Miss Louise, I: [60].
Barton, Ada, I: [133].
Barton, Anna, wife of Edmund, I: [13].
Barton, Augustine de, I: [10].
Barton, Clara, her autobiography, I: [1] seq.;
her ancestry, [9] seq.;
her parents, [16] seq.;
her childhood, [19] seq.;
her timidity, [20];
her education, [20] seq.;
her dog, Button, [26];
her fondness for verses, [26];
her skill as a horsewoman, [27];
her horse, Billy, [30];
her presence at the killing of an ox, [34];
her youth, [36] seq.;
her illness in childhood, [37];
nurse of her brother David, [37];
ceased to grow at [12], [38];
learned to weave, [38];
how she kept the Sabbath, [39];
did not learn to dance, [42];
a child’s party, [43];
her books, [48];
her first experience as a teacher, [50];
her “waifish dresses,” [56];
at Clinton Institute, [60];
teacher at Bordentown, [62];
her home letters, [68] seq.;
her verses on the steamboat, [75];
her lovers, [76] seq.;
her too great sensitiveness, [20], [85];
her work in the Patent Office, [89] seq.;
her styles of handwriting, [91];
her home letters, [94]-[101];
cares for soldiers of Sixth Massachusetts, [107];
at Battle of Bull Run, [119];
her relations with her family, [131] seq.;
visit to New England in December, 1861, [136];
return to Washington with supplies, [137];
letter to Frances Childs, [141]-[44];
her father’s last sickness, [145] seq.;
letter to her brother Stephen, [147] seq.;
decided to give herself to work at the battle-front, [154], [157];
letter after Fredericksburg quoted, [154];
letter to Gov. John A. Andrew, [158];
her father’s death and burial, [161]-[63];
her disappointment concerning permission to go to the front, [164];
permission and passes obtained, [164];
started for the front, [167];
letter to Corporal Poor, [169];
at Culpeper, or Cedar Mountain, [172] seq.;
another letter to Corporal Poor, [174];
at Second Bull Run, [175] seq.;
letter to sister Julia, [192];
starts for Harper’s Ferry, [194] seq.;
at Antietam, [199] seq.;
at Fredericksburg, [212] seq.;
letter to Vira Stone, [212] seq.;
how she dressed at the front, [220], [221];
received a box from Anna Childs, [221] seq.;
at Hilton Head, S.C., [225] seq.;
witnesses futile attempt to capture Ft. Sumter, [238];
serenaded as the Florence Nightingale of America, [242];
her views of peace and patriotism, [245]-[48];
her requisition for a flatiron, [248];
witnessed assault on Ft. Wagner, [248]-[50];
sick in summer of 1863, [250] seq.;
met with official arrogance, [254];
declined to criticize Dorothea Dix, [255] seq.;
her position in Patent Office, [258] seq.;
returned to Washington, [262];
at Worcester, [263];
listened to H. W. Beecher, [263];
her political views in 1864, [264]-[68];
listened to George Thompson, [269];
her change of opinion concerning John Brown, [269];
at Spotsylvania and Wilderness, [272] seq.;
returns to Washington to better care for soldiers, [278]-[79];
why she did not work under Commissions, [280];
returns to Washington in 1864, [282];
appointed superintendent of nurses, Army of the James, [282] seq.;
describes Fourth of July celebration, [283]-[85];
letters to Frances Childs Vassall and Annie Childs, [286]-[96];
describes death of her brother Stephen, [298]-[99];
her verses on “The Women Who Went to the Field,” [301]-[03];
drew her salary as clerk in the Patent Office till August, 1865, [304];
at Andersonville, [304] seq.;
appointed by President Lincoln to find missing soldiers, [305];
assisted in her work by Pres. Andrew Johnson, [307]-[09];
approved and passes issued by Gen. Grant, [309]-[10];
sometimes had greater success than missing men desired, [311]-[13];
letter from grateful soldier, [313]-[14];
four years in work for missing men, [316];
appointed by Secretary Stanton to visit Andersonville, [317] seq.;
devotes herself to release of Dorence Atwater, [321]-[25];
publishes his lists in New York Tribune, [326];
wanted to write a book, [328]-[33];
chose lecture platform instead, [342] seq.;
her finances, [340]-[41];
bought a new home, [347];
nervous breakdown, [348];
first voyage to Europe, II: [1];
first knowledge of the Red Cross, [2];
in Switzerland, [8];
in Corsica, [8];
in Berne, [9];
accepts invitation to serve Red Cross in Franco-Prussian War, [11] seq.;
at Basle, [12];
at Mülhausen, [14];
at Strassburg, [17];
at Carlsruhe, [19];
letter to Frances Childs Vassall, [23];
at Paris, [31];
at Lyons, [32];
at Carlsruhe, [40];
at Belforte, [44];
declines gift and receives annuity, [53];
letter to her sister Sarah, [55];
at Montbéliard, [56];
in Italy, [64];
in London, [65];
at Isle of Wight, [73] seq.;
in London, [77];
letter to Mrs. Vassall, [79];
letter to Bernard Barton Vassall, [81];
letter to Mamie Barton Stafford, [83];
returns to America, [84];
only person in America in 1873 wearing Red Cross, [88];
the nature of her sickness, [89]-[91];
letter to Mr. Dwight, [91]-[92];
at Dansville Sanitarium, [92] seq.;
letter to John D. De Frieze, [93];
letter to the Grand Duchess of Baden, [95]-[100];
recovery of health, [100] seq.;
letter to Mamie Stafford, [104];
letter to German professor, [106];
receives ovation on Memorial Day, [112];
letter to Dr. Louis Appia, [121];
his reply, [124];
further correspondence, [130] seq.;
first pamphlet concerning Red Cross, [139];
her first attempt at publicity, [145]-[46];
correspondence with Pres. Garfield, [147]-[49];
interview with James G. Blaine, [149] seq.;
interview with Robert T. Lincoln, [151];
letter from James G. Blaine approving Red Cross, [154];
her first public announcement of the Red Cross, [157];
elected president American Red Cross, [159];
organizes first local Red Cross society in America, [162];
interviews President Arthur, [163];
appears before Senate Committee, [164];
first work of American Red Cross, [169];
encounters opposition of rival organizations, [172] seq.;
visits State Department, [179] seq.;
sees the Red Cross Treaty, [179]-[81];
receives news of adoption of Treaty, [184];
in Mississippi floods, [196] seq.;
becomes matron at Sherborn, [199]-[214];
her love of the color of red, [218], [347];
Louisiana tornado, [220];
Ohio River floods, [221];
Texas famine, [224];
Mount Vernon tornado, [228];
yellow fever epidemic, [229];
Johnstown, [231];
Sea Islands hurricane, [240];
Armenia, [244];
in Constantinople, [248];
decorated by Sultan, [254];
attended International Conference at Geneva, [260];
introduced the “American Amendment,” [261];
letter from Louise, Grand Duchess of Baden, [264];
letter to Mamie Stafford, [268];
address at Wellesley, [270];
is pressed for money for expenses of Red Cross, [271];
accepts Red Cross Farm, [272] seq.;
in Cuba, [280]-[93];
receives thanks of Congress, [293];
at Galveston, [294];
at St. Petersburg, [296];
friction in Red Cross, [298];
Committee of Investigation, [300];
resigns from Red Cross, [300];
considers removal to Mexico, [301];
at home, [307]-[16];
her religion, [317]-[25];
her personality, [326]-[60];
her last years, [361]-[68];
her death, [369]-[74];
her funeral, [374]-[78];
her resurrection, [379].
Barton, Clarissa Harlowe, aunt of Clara Barton, I: [15].
Barton, David, brother of Clara, I: [20], [31];
his accident, [38];
his marriage, [53], [54];
letters of Clara to, [70] seq., [111], [225];
letter from, concerning her home life, [199], [200].
Barton, Dolly, I: [15].
Barton, Dorothy, sister of Clara, I: [132].
Barton, Dorothy Moore, wife of Dr. Stephen, I: [14].
Barton, Lady Editha, I: [10].
Barton, Edmund, I: [13].
Barton, Edward, of Salem, I: [11].
Barton, Elijah Moore, I: [14], [15].
Barton, Elizabeth Rich, wife of Stephen (brother of Clara), I: [132].
Barton, Gideon, I: [14].
Barton, Hannah, I: [15].
Barton, Hannah, wife of Samuel, I: [12].
Barton, Ida, I: [133].
Barton, Dr. John, I: [11].
Barton, Julia, wife of David, her marriage, I: [54];
her interest in Clara’s wardrobe, [56];
letters of Clara to, [94]-[100].
Barton, Sir Leysing de, I: [9].
Barton, Luke, I: [15].
Barton, Mamie, niece of Clara, see [Stafford, Mrs. John].
Barton, Martha, wife of Edward, I: [10].
Barton, Matthew de, I: [10].
Barton, Pamela, I: [15].
Barton, Polly, I: [15].
Barton, Samuel, of Framingham, I: [11], [12].
Barton, Samuel, nephew of Clara, letter to her, I: [145];
letter from her, [227].
Barton, Sarah, sister of Clara, see [Vassall, Mrs. Vester.]
Barton, Sarah Stone, mother of Clara, I: [17];
taught Clara to make pies, [36];
her death, [62];
Clara’s love for, [134].
Barton, Dr. Stephen, grandfather of Clara, I: [14].
Barton, Captain Stephen, father of Clara, I: [15], [16] seq.;
Clara’s reference in her letters, [111];
his children, [132];
Clara’s love for him, [134];
last sickness, [145] seq.;
encouraged his daughter Clara to go to the front, [154], [157];
his death, [161], [162];
funeral, [162].
Barton, Stephen, brother of Clara, I: [30];
letter of Clara to, [91] seq.;
in North Carolina, [101];
letter of Clara to, [102] seq.;
his marriage, [132];
letter of Clara to, [147] seq., [225];
his capture, rescue, and death, [297]-[300].
Barton, Stephen E., nephew of Clara, on Clara Barton’s lovers, I: [77];
letter of Clara to, [278];
in work for Cuba, [283], 370.
Barton, Rev. William E., visited by Clara, II: [366];
conducts Clara’s funeral service, [320], [376];
baptises a little girl at Clara’s funeral, [379].
Barton family, its origin and history, I: [9] seq.
Bartonville, N. C., named for Stephen, I: [132].
Basle, Clara Barton in, II: [11].
Bastian, G., II: [162].
Belle Plaine, Clara Barton at, I: [278].
Bellows, Rev. H. W., I: [3]; II: [2], [4], [117] seq., [165], [166], [353].
Berne, Clara Barton in, II: [9].
Bickerdyke, “Mother,” I: [296], [343].
Bismarck, correspondence with Clara Barton, II: [20].
Blaine, James G., II: [2], [149] seq.;
letter to Clara Barton approving Red Cross, [153];
letter from Gustave Moynier, [154];
endorsement of Red Cross, [157];
submits recommendation on Treaty of Geneva, [163];
Clara Barton’s letter to, [201], [202];
assists in Russian famine, [239].
Blaine, Walker, II: [159].
Bordentown, N.J., where Clara Barton taught, I: [53], [62].
Bowles, Charles S. P., II: [2], [117].
Breck, T. S., Asst. Adj. Gen., I: [310].
Bridges, Edward, I: [12].
Brown, John, I: [101]-[03].
Brush, A. P., II: [162].
Buchanan, President James, I: [98].
Bull Run, Battle of, I: [119] seq.;
Second Bull Run, [175] seq.
Bunnell, Mark J., II: [162].
Burnside, Gen. Ambrose E., II: [30].
Butler, Gen. B. F., Commander of Army of the James and friend of Clara Barton, I: [282];
failed to secure Cabinet appointment, [339]-[41];
appoints Clara Barton superintendent at Sherborn, [205].
Butler, M. C., II: [242].

Cameron, Simon, I: [128].
Canfield, Mrs. S. A. M., II: [159], [198].
Carlsruhe, Clara Barton at, II: [19], [40].
Cedar Mountain, battle of, I: [172], [173].
Chantilly, battle of, I: [179].
Childs, Anna, letter to, I: [104];
letters of Clara Barton to, [221], [290]-[96]; II: [32], [347].
Childs, B. W., I: [109].
Childs, Frances, see [Vassall, Mrs. B. B.]
Clinton Institute (N.Y.), where Clara Barton attended school, I: [157].
Colvin, Mrs. Mary, II: [162].
Conger, Omar D., II: [152], [167], [170], [198].
Constantinople, Clara Barton in, II: [248].
Corsica, Clara Barton in, II: [8].
Cuba, Clara Barton in, II: [280]-[93].
Culpeper, battle of, I: [173].

Dahlgren, Admiral John, I: [249].
Dansville, Clara Barton at, II: [92] seq.;
first local organization of Red Cross, [93];
gives ovation to Clara Barton, [112].
Davis, Hon. John, II: [193].
Davis, J. C. B., II: [198].
De Frieze, John D., letter of Clara Barton to, II: [93].
De Witt, Col. Alexander, I: [89], [90], [95], [156].
Diggles, Jonas, I: [192].
Diggles, William, I: [192].
Dix, Dorothea Lynde, superintendent of Army nurses, outline of her work, I: [230]-[37]; [296];
did not love publicity, [328]-[29];
did not desire to be imitated, [329]; [343].
Douglass, Frederick, II: [198].
Dunant, J. Henri, II: [4];
establishment of Red Cross, [116].
Dunn, Dr., I: [200].
Dwight, Edward, II: [44], [50], [54], [91].
Dwight, Rev. H. O., II: [244], [252], [255].

Eddy, Mrs. Mary Baker, II: [318].
Edmunds, Hon. George F., II: [163], [179].
Ellsworth, Elmer, I: [116].
Elwell, Gen. J. G., I: [241] seq., [249] seq., [251].
Elwell, J. K., II: [283].
Epler, Rev. Percy H., author of biography of Clara Barton, II: [319];
at Clara Barton’s funeral, [320].

Falmouth, Va., I: [210].
Faulkner, Mrs. James, II: [162].
Faulkner, Riley, Ohio soldier, I: [219].
Ferry, Thomas W., II: [164].
Field, Father, of the Cowley Fathers, II: [352].
Fitts, Nancy, schoolmate of Clara Barton, I: [24].
Fletcher, Dr. J. W., I: [161].
Fogg, George P., II: [2], [117].
Fowler, L. W., I: [46] seq., [50].
Franco-Prussian War, II: [11] seq.
Franklin, Gen. William B., I: [197], [214].
Fredericksburg, battle of, I: [154] seq.
Frelinghuysen, Hon. F. T., II: [189], [192], [260].
Fremont, Gen. John C., I: [98].
French, Alice, II: [239].

Gallagher, Thomas E., II: [162].
Galpin, Mrs. L. Q., II: [162].
Galveston, tornado at, II: [294].
Garfield, President James A., II; [3], [147]-[49];
nominates Clara Barton President of Red Cross, [157], [159];
assassinated, [160].
Garnett, A. Y. P., II: [159], [198].
Glen Echo, Red Cross headquarters, II: [307].
Golay family, II: [8].
Gough, John B., advises Clara Barton to lecture, I: [342].
Grant, Gen. U. S., requests printing of Clara Barton’s lists, I: [309];
issues passes for her, [310].
Greeley, Horace, publishes Dorence Atwater’s lists at Clara Barton’s request, I: [326].
Green, Rev. Joseph K., II: [253]-[55].
Gregor, Alexander, II: [239].

Hale, Judge Robert, I: [86].
Hall, J. Brainard, II: [376].
Hamilton, Charles, I: [180].
Hamlin, Rev. Cyrus, II: [253].
Hill, Hon. Benjamin H., II: [164].
Hinton, R. J., II: [159].
Hitchcock, Dr. Alfred, I: [161].
Hitchcock, Gen. E. A., letter appointing Clara Barton for search of missing men, I: [306]; [309].
Hitz, John, II: [3], [346].
Hoffman, Gen. William, I: [309].
Hooker, Gen. Joseph, I: [197], [200], [214].
Horr, Hon. George A., II: [167].
Hosmer, F. J., letter from, I: [313]-[14].
Howard, Gen. O. O., I: [201].
Howe, Julia Ward, “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” I: [144];
Clara Barton’s comment on, II: [328].
Hubbell, Dr. Julian B., II: [216], [220]-[21], [240], [251], [260], [290], [329].
Hunter, Gen. David, I: [241], [243].

Jackson, Chaplain, I: [189].
Jackson, Rev. E. W., I: [170].
Jackson, Dr. J. H., II: [162].
Jackson, P. T., II: [50]-[52].
Jackson, Gen. Stonewall, I: [173].
Johnson, President Andrew, orders
printing of lists at request of Clara Barton, I: [307]-[09].
Johnson, Mrs. Fannie B., II: [162].
Johnston, John W., II: [164].
Johnstown flood, II: [231] seq.
Joslyn, Mrs. A. L., II: [326].

Kansas and the slavery question, I: [98], [104].
Kearny, Gen. Phil, I: [188].
Kennan, George, II: [156], [159].
Klopsch, Louis, II: [283].
Knapp, Rev. George P., II: [253].

Lacy House, Fredericksburg, I: [211], [214].
Lamb, Capt. Samuel T., I: [241].
Lapham, Hon. Elbridge G., I: [164], [179], [184].
Lawrence, William, II: [159].
Learned family, I: [13] seq.
Lee, Gen. Robert E., I: [209].
Leggett, Gen. M. D., I: [249].
Lincoln, Abraham, inaugurated, I: [105] seq.;
promised to free the slaves, [199];
appoints Clara Barton to find missing soldiers, [305], [336], [337].
Lincoln, Robert T., Clara Barton’s interview with, II: [151].
Logan, Mrs. John A., II: [374].
London, Clara Barton in, II: [8], [77].
Loring, George B., II: [159].
Louisiana tornado, II: [220].
Louise, Grand Duchess of Baden, II: [19];
letter of Clara Barton to, [95]-[100];
letter to Clara Barton, [264].
Lowell, James Russell, quoted, I: [143].

Maine, sinking of the, II: [285] seq.
Margot, Antoinette, II: [14] seq., [40] seq., [56], [262].
Marvin, Rev. John P., II: [376].
Mason, Hon. Charles, I: [90].
McClellan, Gen. George B., I: [199], [209].
McDowell, Gen. Irvin, I: [179].
McKinley, President William, Message to Congress, in appreciation of Clara Barton, II: [293].
Meighan, T. W., Clara Barton’s letter to, I: [245] seq.
Menseur, Rev. Mr., teacher of Clara Barton, I: [24].
Miller, Hon. John, II: [163].
Moore family, I: [13], [15].
Morgan, Benjamin, II: [35].
Morgan, Hon. J. T., II: [164].
Morris Island, Clara Barton at, I: [250].
Mount Vernon tornado, II: [228].
Moynier, Gustave, II: [120];
letter to J. G. Blaine, [154], [190].
Mülhausen, II: [14], [17].
Mussey, R. D., II: [159], [198].

Norton family, I: [62].

Ohio River floods, II: [220].

Parthia, steamship, Clara Barton on, II: [84]-[87].
Patrick, Gen. John H., I: [218].
Peet, Rev. W. W., II: [248], [252], [253].
Philbrick, H. A., II: [376].
Phrenology, I: [46].
Pierce, Dr. Delano, I: [29].
Pierce, President Franklin, I: [89].
Poor, Corporal Leander, I: [169], [225], [241].
Pope, Gen. John, I: [179].
Pratt, Major E. H., II: [162].
Proctor, Hon. Redfield, II: [298] seq.

Red Cross, Clara Barton’s first knowledge of, II: [1], [11];
first pamphlet concerning, [139]-[43];
birth of movement, [144] seq.;
her first attempt at publicity, [145]-[46];
in forest fires of Michigan, [169];
in Mississippi floods, [196];
in subsequent disasters, [219]-[58];
friction in, [298] seq.;
Clara Barton resigns from, [300];
incarnates her spirit, [379].
Reno, Gen. Jesse L., I: [197].
Riccius, Ida Barton, II: [199];
letter of Clara Barton to, [275].
Roosevelt, President Theodore, II: [298].
Roses, Wars of the, I: [10].
Rucker, Gen. D. H., I: [167], [207], [227], [273], [308].
Russian famine, II: [237].

Sanitary Commission, I: [168].
Schoppe, Rev. Mr., II: [318].
Sea Islands hurricane, II: [240].
Sears, Gen. William H., II: [299].
Seward, Frederick H., II: [150].
Seymour, Gen. Truman, I: [264], [266].
Shaw, Col. Robert G., I: [249].
Sheldon, Hon. Joseph, II: [260].
Sheldon family, II: [64], [74].
Sherborn, Clara Barton at, II: [199]-[214].
Sherburne, Adj. Gen. John P., I: [316].
Simmons, Charles E., I: [190].
Sliney, William F., II: [159].
Smith, Mrs. Mary R., II: [162].
Solomons, A. S., II: [159].
South Mountain, battle of, I: [197].
Spain, war with, II: [290].
Spotsylvania, battle of, I: [272] seq.
Stafford, Mrs. John (Mamie Barton), letter of Clara to, II: [83]; [104]; [268].
Stanton, Edwin M., appoints Clara Barton to visit Andersonville, I: [317]-[20].
Stone family, I: [17].
Stone, Colonel, teacher of Clara Barton, I: [26].
Stone, Vira, I: [212], [213].
Strassburg, Clara Barton in, II: [11].
Stratford-on-Avon, Clara Barton visits, II: [84].
Strobel, P. A., II: [162].
Sturgis, S. D., II: [159].
Sullivan, W. S., II: [260].
Sumner, Hon. Charles, I: [98].
Sumter, Fort, attempt to recapture, I: [238].
Suydam, Mr., chairman Bordentown School Board, I: [62], [63].
Sweet, George A., II: [162].

Taylor family, II: [64], [73].
Terrell, Hon. A. W., II: [325].
Texas famine, II: [224] seq.
Thayer, Eli, I: [104], [105].
Thompson, Rev. George, address in Washington, I: [269], [270].
Tillinghast, B. F., II: [239].
Tillman, Gov. Benjamin, II: [242].
Tilton, Theodore, presides at Clara Barton’s lecture, I: [344].
Tolstoy, Count, II: [239].
Torrey, Susan, teacher of Clara Barton, I: [24].
Trask, Spencer, II: [245].
Treaty of Geneva, II: [161] seq.; [188] seq.
Tribune, New York, I: [326]; II: [22].
Tufts, Gardiner, I: [174].
Tyler, Rev. Dr., II: [320], [377].

Universalist Church, in Oxford, I: [39] seq.;
that of Clara Barton’s parents, [317].
Upton, Mr. and Mrs., II: [9].

Vanderlip, J. A., II: [162].
Vassall, Bernard Barton, I: [133];
letter of Clara Barton to, II: [81].
Vassall, Mrs. Bernard Barton, formerly Frances Childs, teacher with Clara at Bordentown, I: [65];
her memories, [66] seq.;
Clara’s letters to, [114];
describes Clara’s Washington home, [121];
her marriage, [133];
letter of Clara to, [141];
description of Clara Barton’s attire, [221];
letters of Clara Barton to, [286]-[89]; II: [23], [36], [77].
Vassall, Irving, I: [134].
Vassall, Mrs. Vester, Clara Barton’s sister Sarah, I: [133]; II: [56], [65];
sickness and death, [89].
Venice, Clara Barton in, II: [64], [72].
Verona, Clara Barton in, II: [71].
Voris, Gen. Alvin C., I: [249].

Wagner, Fort, assault on, I: [248].
Ward, George K., II: [162].
Washburn, Dr. George, II: [253].
Wellesley, Clara Barton at, II: [270].
Wells, Rev. C. M., I: [210], [227].
Whiteman, Mrs. Reuben, II: [162].
Wight, Isle of, II: [73].
Wilderness, Battle of the, I: [273].
Willard, Frances, Clara Barton’s letter to, II: [203], [204].
William the Conqueror, I: [9].
Wilson, Senator Henry, called on Clara Barton on her return from
Hilton Head, I: [264]-[66];
corrects abuses reported by Clara Barton, [278]-[79];
Clara Barton’s letters concerning her desire to write a book, [330]-[33].
Windom, Hon. William, II: [163], [167].
Woodruff, Oscar, II: [162].

Yellow fever epidemic, II: [229].
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