This book is an important account of the experiences of women during the First World War. It includes reflections from members of the Committee on the War and the Religious Outlook, as well as personal accounts from women who worked as nurses, volunteers, and fundraisers. The book provides an insight into the role that women played in the war effort and their experiences as they dealt with the conflict and its aftermath.

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