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Famous nurse in the Crimean war?
Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole.
Did Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale meet at the Crimea?
No
Who helped Mary Seacole get to the Crimean War?
Florence Nightingale assisted Mary Seacole, but disapproved of her distribution of alcohol to the troops.
What did Florence Nightingale accuse mary seacole of?
squandering stolen goods
What period did Mary seacole belong to?
19th Century. She was a contemporary of Florence Nightingale.
What is the difference between work of Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale?
The spelling :p
Who saved more lives Mary Seacole or Florence Nightingale?
Florence Nightingale is known to have saved more lives than Mary Seacole. Nightingale's work in establishing nursing as a profession and improving sanitation in hospitals significantly reduced mortality rates during the Crimean War. Seacole, while also providing medical care during the war, did not have the same impact on public health and healthcare reform as Nightingale.
Did Mary seacole do the same job as florence nightingale?
yes but because she was black, no one noticed her.
Was Mary seacole Florence nightingale's friend?
Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale were both pioneering nurses during the Crimean War, but they were not close friends. They had different approaches to nursing and their paths did cross during the war, but they did not have a strong personal relationship.
Did florence nightingale work with someone?
yes,with 38 other nurses at the crimean war. also with Mary seacole.
Did Florence Nightingale know Mary seacole?
well yes i am 11 and i know that when maary seacole went to russia to help the people during the crimean war she went to go and join and thats when she come across florence nightingale when florence said to mary that black people are not allowed to help so florence kicked mary out. the end
Why was Mary seacole not allowed to go to the Crimean war with Florence Nightingale?
Mary Seacole was not allowed to accompany Florence Nightingale to the Crimean War due to racial prejudice and discrimination. Despite her qualifications and experience as a nurse and healer, her Jamaican heritage led to her being overlooked for official recognition and support by the British military. Nightingale's team was predominantly composed of white nurses, and Seacole had to independently fund her journey to the war, ultimately setting up her own hospital to care for soldiers.
