British Army Nurses Tell Their Story
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Tyrer's prose, tripped of purple passage or poetic flourish, reflects a brisk journalistic commitments to gathering the last testimonies in a tale well worth telling * THE TIMES * The great strength of this powerful depiction of wartime nursing is the use made of contemporary accounts by the nurses themselves * DAILY MAIL * Anyone seeking a definition of the genuinely heroic should read Nicola Tyrer's moving account of Queen Alexandria's Imperial Military Nursing Service * EVENING STANDARD * Written with sensitivity, with personal anecdotes and illustrations, this is entertaining and inspirational * TELEGRAPH & ARGUS * Written with sensitivity, with personal anecdotes and illustrations, this is entertaining and inspirational. * TELEGRAPH & ARGUS *
Nicola Tyrer is a freelance journalist who works for the DAILY MAIL and DAILY TELEGRAPH. Her first book, THEY FOUGHT IN THE FIELDS, a history of the Land Army sold over 20,000 copies in hardback.