Wound Dresser
Walt Whitman
Play
Length 5 h 31 min
Chapters 17
First published 1898
The Wound Dresser is a series of letters written from the hospitals in Washington by Walt Whitman during the War of the Rebellion to The New York Times, the Brooklyn Eagle and his mother, edited by Richard Maurice Burke, M.D., one of Whitman's literary executors. (Summary by R. S. Steinberg)
Chapters
1
01 - Preface Read by R. S. Steinberg 5:15
2
02 - The Great Army of the Wounded Read by R. S. Steinberg 15:51
3
03 - Life Among Fifty Thousand Soldiers Read by R. S. Steinberg 15:04
4
04 - Hospital Visits - 1 Read by R. S. Steinberg 21:46
5
05 - Hospital Visits - 2 Read by R. S. Steinberg 21:52
6
06 - Letters of 1862-3 I-V Read by R. S. Steinberg 22:38
7
07 - Letters of 1862-3 VI-X Read by R. S. Steinberg 24:09
8
08 - Letters of 1862-3 XI-XV Read by R. S. Steinberg 29:40
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09 - Letters of 1862-3 XVI-XX Read by R. S. Steinberg 22:25
10
10 - Letters of 1862-3 XXI-XXV Read by R. S. Steinberg 31:15
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11 - Letters of 1862-3 XXVI-XXX Read by R. S. Steinberg 27:31
12
12 - Letters of 1864 I-V Read by R. S. Steinberg 17:22
13
13 - Letters of 1864 VI-X Read by R. S. Steinberg 14:45
14
14 - Letters of 1864 XI-XV Read by R. S. Steinberg 19:36
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15 - Letters of 1864 XVI-XX Read by R. S. Steinberg 10:57
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16 - Letters of 1864 XXI-XXV Read by R. S. Steinberg 16:35
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17 - Letters of 1864 XXVI-XXIX and Afterword Read by R. S. Steinberg 14:12
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