Red Cross Spirit Speaks
'Red Cross Spirit Speaks' Summary
John Huston Finley's "The Red Cross Spirit Speaks" is a powerful and moving tribute to the selfless work of the Red Cross during the First World War. The poem describes the horrors of war, but also the hope and comfort that the Red Cross brings to those who are suffering. Finley's words are a reminder of the importance of compassion and humanity, and they serve as a tribute to the brave men and women who have served in the Red Cross throughout history.Book Details
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