Nurses to Know: Susie King Taylor, the First African-American Army Nurse
Susie King Taylor served as a nurse, teacher, and more during the Civil War. Learn about her legendary life and impact.
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Susie King Taylor served as a nurse, teacher, and more during the Civil War. Learn about her legendary life and impact.
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