A Mother's Work Zvi Artstein all-American image hid a darker

all-American image hid a darker side

Inside the second edition

and as a reflective professional development tool

teachers can help children develop attributes such as kindness and courage

come to realize that he was a profoundly wise man who still teaches vividly and accurately a century after he wrote

A Mother's Work Zvi Artstein all-American image hid a darkerMary Ann Bickerdyke led a remarkable life. A widowed mother from Illinois, she became an influential traveling nurse and Sanitary Commission agent during the American Civil War. She followed the Union Army through four years and nineteen battles, established hundreds of hospitals, assisted surgeons with amputations, treated fevers, and fed the soldiers in her care. Known affectionately as "Mother" to thousands of soldiers, Bickerdyke's work bridged