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Baroness, she aroused controversy by engaging in such a profession, and she did, in fact, not accept any salary. She encouraged a sense of professional loyalty among nurses toward other nurses, and tried to raise the
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status of the profession by insisting on medical competence and high moral. In 1877â1886, she was supervisor for the
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