Early Part of Clara Barton’s Life… As a young child Clara Barton was very shy. When she became older she became less and less shy. She taught school from Then her job was taken by a man just because she was a woman.
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Clara Barton Amber T March 13, 2009 Core 4 Clara Barton oClara
Barton was born in 1821 in North Oxford, Massachusetts! Early Part
of Clara Bartons Life As a young child Clara Barton was very shy.
When she became older she became less and less shy. She taught
school from Then her job was taken by a man just because she was a
woman. Barton during the Civil War-- During the civil war Clara
Barton was the first female nurse. She helped injured men that came
off the battlefield. She was later known as The Angel of the
Battlefield! Things that Barton Did. Clara Barton did more than
just help the injured and wounded. She also help many more people.
Barton always wanted to help people when she was older! By Cooking
Cutting up sheets as towels She also talked to the senator Henry
Wilson of Massachusetts and sent out newspapers and people sent
huge amounts of supplys. After The War! Clara Barton was appointed
to the superintendent of nurses at the Army of James in She made a
business for missing men, she found more than 12,000 graves. Rest
Time In 1869 she went to take a course in the red cross. Barton
took part in activities during battle front in the Franco- Prussian
War! She returned home in Clara Barton died in 1912. Works Cited!!
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