Posthumously published letters and memoirs of Sarah Macnaughtan, novelist and suffragette, who served as a volunteer nurse from 1914 on the Western Front, later in Russian and Persia. She fell ill in the course of her work and died returning to England from Tehran in 1916.
CONTENTS
PREFACE: p. ix
PART I
BELGIUM
CHAPTER I
ANTWERP: p. 1
CHAPTER II
WITH DR. HECTOR MUNRO’S FLYING AMBULANCE CORPS: p. 24
CHAPTER III
AT FURNES RAILWAY-STATION: p. 60
CHAPTER IV
WORKING UNDER DIFFICULTIES: p. 85
CHAPTER V
THE SPRING OFFENSIVE: p. 111
CHAPTER VI
LAST DAYS IN FLANDERS: p. 135
PART II
AT HOME
HOW THE MESSAGE WAS DELIVERED: p. 159
PART III
RUSSIA AND THE PERSIAN FRONT
CHAPTER I
PETROGRAD: p. 179
CHAPTER II
WAITING FOR WORK: p. 204
CHAPTER III
SOME IMPRESSIONS OF TIFLIS AND ARMENIA: p. 219
CHAPTER IV
ON THE PERSIAN FRONT: p. 237
CHAPTER V
THE LAST JOURNEY: p. 258
CONCLUSION: p. 272
INDEX: p. 258
London, John Murray, 1919.
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