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Mary Phinney: 19th Century nurse, whose memoirs allows medical historians to understand 19th Century medical practices. The PBS drama series Mercy Street also relied on her memoirs, and a fictionalized version of her became its lead character [e]
Benjamin Franklin Stringfellow (1840–1913): Confederate officer, spy, and lover, who was one of the characters in the Mercy Street (TV series) [e]
Mansion House Hospital: During the American Civil War Union forces occupied Alexandria, Virginia, requisitioned its largest hotel, the Mansion House Hotel, and used it as a hospital [e]
- Mercy Street (TV series): Miniseries produced by PBS, that fictionalized events at the real Mansion House Hospital, during the American Civil War [e]
- Robert Miller Patton [r]: Robert Miller Patton served as Alabama governor during the Civil War reconstruction period. [e]
- To Have and To Hold (disambiguation) [r]: Add brief definition or description