Mary Seacole was not a nurse. She did not have a boarding house for wounded soldiers. She was an entrepreneur and she went to the Crimea to provide what amounted to a cafe, mainly for officers, because they were the people who could afford it. She also provided some natural medications to all soldiers with cholera, dysentery and other ailments. However, she was too kindhearted and provided a lot of stuff free to those who couldn't afford it, including too much credit to too many officers for their 'bar bills'. Went she went to England after the war, penniless, she appealed for help, and many of those officers who had benefited from her generosity rallied round and contributed to a fund for her. Some out of embarrassment for unpaid bills, no doubt. She was clearly a very nice and kind person. But she was not a saint, nor even a great icon - certainly not in the way, unfortunately, she has recently been portrayed for dubious political and educational reasons.
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Mary Seacole died in London in 1881 and is buried in St Mary's Catholic cemetery , Kensal Green. Source: http://www.black-history-month.co.uk/articles/legacy_mary_seacole.html
Mary's achievements were important because they showed equality and it showed that women were just as helpful as men were during the war!
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Mary seacole was a nurse in the crimean war.
Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole.
Mary Seacole (1805 - 1881) was a nurse during the Crimean War.
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Mary Seacole was found to be more significant and clever in her acts
ANSWER Mary Seacole was very famous because she was the first black doctor that cured cholera
she died in 1881
Mary Seacole was a nurse.
Florence Nightingale assisted Mary Seacole, but disapproved of her distribution of alcohol to the troops.
No, Mary Seacole's family was not wealthy. Her mother was a free Jamaican woman who ran a boarding house while her father was a Scottish soldier. Mary Seacole faced financial struggles throughout her life.
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