about 30,000
she treted about 32165495473675649465465435465486465465 people clara barton saves about 30000 people during the civil war
about 30,000
Clara Barton saved over two million lives
about 30,000 during the civil war.
A lot
She was a nurse who gave aid to soldiers on the battle field in the Civil War. She save so many lives so they gave her the name Angel of the battle field. Clara was one of the first women allowed to help save life in the war
Yes Dorothea did have friends like Clara Barton and Ab Lincoln( but not indirectly). Most of the time she was busy with patients but did work with Clara Barton and save Lincoln's live a couple of times so ya she did have friends. Also the cake is a lie.
, my name is Clara Barton I was born on December 25, 1821 in Oxford, Mass. I am the organizer and founder of the American Red Cross. I had been educated at home. I began teaching school at the age of fifteen in various elementary schools in Massachusetts and New Jersey between the years 1836 and 1854. I cared for my brother David for two years; that was my only Medical experience. At the outbreak of the Civil War, I lived in Washington, D.C., and I worked at the U.S. Patent Office. Following the Baltimore Riots, upon the sixth Massachusetts Regiment arriving in Washington, it was I who organized a relief program for the soldiers, starting my lifelong career as a nurse and humanitarian. I am a strong and independent woman; and one morning I had to face a difficult decision I helped save a 'negro' from Slavery, I hid him in my woodshed and I had helped him into freedom. I stopped being a teacher; a man took over our school so I decided that I would be head nurse in the Civil War. I left for Europe a little while after and I began to learn about the Red Cross. I disliked the way Soldiers were treated. I became President of the Red Cross until 1904.The Red Cross in its nature, it aims and purposes, and consequently, its methods, are unlike any other organization in the country. It is an organization of physical action, of instantaneous action, at the spur of the moment; it cannot await the ordinary deliberation of organized bodies if it would be of use to suffering humanity, ... [ellipsis in original] it has by its nature a field of its own. - Clara BartonClara Barton died on April 12, 1912. We all miss Clara very much. We all remember how she founded the Red Cross and how she helped wounded soldiers. She saved many lives. Today the Red Cross is still alive and helping people in hard situations. I am glad Clara Barton lived in our world
he save his family n his own lives
because they wanted to save their town and their lives
Clara Barton was 11 years old when she saved her brother, David's life.
She was a nurse who gave aid to soldiers on the battle field in the Civil War. She save so many lives so they gave her the name Angel of the battle field. Clara was one of the first women allowed to help save life in the war
Yes Dorothea did have friends like Clara Barton and Ab Lincoln( but not indirectly). Most of the time she was busy with patients but did work with Clara Barton and save Lincoln's live a couple of times so ya she did have friends. Also the cake is a lie.
How many lives did Albert Schweitzer save?
If this happened- say some major Civil War general = surely it would have been given first-cabin publicity. my guess it did not.
countless lives
If we live in peace and have no war and live a dignified live we can save many lives
Doctors save thousands of lives every year. There is no exact number.
15
Thousands...
a lot be thankful for them...................or not
A lot.