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I'd never heard of her before, good article! Looks like her memoir is on Gutenberg: www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/73499
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Reminiscences of my life in camp with the 33d United States colored troops,…
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Today we are pleased to induct Susie King Taylor (1848-1912) into the #WomenInScience Archive. Receiving her education through Georgia's underground school system, she served with the 33rd US Colored Troops during the Civil War as a nurse, munitions handler, and crack shot. tinyurl.com/58puyzd4
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On April 10, 1862, Union brigadier general Quincy Gillmore asked for the surrender of the Confederate stronghold, Fort Pulaski. When they refused, he used his newly arrived rifled cannons to decimate ...
“My Work Now Began” Susie King Taylor, Nurse to the 33rd US Colored Troops
The Women In Science Archive