Red Cross Spirit Speaks
John Huston Finley
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Length 35 min
Chapters 19
First published 1917
LibriVox readers bring you 19 recordings of The Red Cross Spirit Speaks by John H. Finley.
At this time of year, all around the world, we remember the fallen and those who served their countries in time of war and other calamity. This poem reminds us of the dedication of the Red Cross, and the comfort they brought and, together with the Red Crescent, still bring, to the wounded, dying and distressed. John Huston Finley headed the Red Cross Commission in Palestine during the First World War.
Chapters
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by AJ Read by ashleighjane 1:46
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by CAM Read by Cynthia Moyer 2:17
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by CD Read by Charlotte Duckett 1:27
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by CS Read by Cori Samuel 1:47
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by DL Read by David Lawrence 1:45
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by EF Read by Emily 1:32
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by FS Read by fshort 1:54
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by GC Read by Snapdragon 1:49
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by IK Read by Ian King 2:09
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by JDB Read by Janette Brown 1:33
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by JM Read by Jannie Meisberger 1:57
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by LAH Read by Lee Ann Howlett 1:49
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by MC Read by mlcui 1:46
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by MC Read by Philip Gross 2:01
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by POX Read by Oxenhandler 2:12
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by RG Read by Ruth Golding 1:55
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by RN Read by ravenotation 2:16
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by TG Read by TriciaG 1:38
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The Red Cross Spirit Speaks - Read by WT Read by Winston Tharp 1:55
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