that the things she did were added to math like the average to speed!
Florence Nightingale (b/d May 12, 1820 - death August 13, 1910) was known as 'The Lady of the Lamp' and was a pioneer of modern nursing among other things. It's important you read more about her because she was one fantastic woman (in a world of men) and didn't often take no for an answer. Please go to the link below
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Yes. Joyner was the seventh of eleven children. You can read more about her at the related link.
You are referring to linear perspective, which was first used in Florence, and then spread from there. See link below!
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Florence Nightingale's father was William Edward Nightingale. He was the son of a banker and inherited the Derbyshire estates at Lea Hurst and Woodend in Derbyshire. Please see the related link for details.
The phrase refers to Florence Nightingale, a pioneer of nursing. Read about her at the link below.
Florence Nightingale returned to Britain from the Crimean War in August 1856.
Florence Nightingale (b/d May 12, 1820 - death August 13, 1910) was known as 'The Lady of the Lamp' and was a pioneer of modern nursing among other things. It's important you read more about her because she was one fantastic woman (in a world of men) and didn't often take no for an answer. Please go to the link below
Florence Nightingale's sexual orientation is not definitively known as there is limited information on her personal life in that regard. She never married and devoted her life to nursing and healthcare reforms.
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No, it does not count as an organization contribution. I counts as an 'Edit' contribution.
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