Antietam Founder Clara Barton Remembered in Red Cross History
The piece recalls Clara Barton’s Antietam work that helped launch the American Red Cross and frames her actions as universal aid beyond partisan lines. It notes her 1862 Harpers Ferry mission, the battlefront nursing, and later recognition with the Geneva Conventions, tying to Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation and the centennial commemorations.
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Mildred Cleaves
North
Zue
Clara Barton
Antietam
Barton
Aries
New England
Fort Sumter
Mauss
Lincoln
Massiema
Clara
Gene
Grant
Cedar Mountain
Sanitary Commission
Chit
EnArmc
Washington
Harpers Ferry
Lee
Quartermaster Corps
Frederick
South Moutain
Miss Barton
Harvard
Muss Barton
Massachusets
Red Cross
Connoy
Fertile Bowl
American Red Cross
US Senate
International Red Cross
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