During the Civil War Walt Whitman spent years visiting wounded and dying soldiers in Washingtons makeshift hospitals dressing wounds writing letters home for the illiterate and sitting with men through their final hours The Wound Dresser gathers the poems and letters born from that experience tender unsparing and utterly without sentimentality about what he saw It stands as one of the most intimate first-hand accounts of wars human cost ever wri...
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