Chapter LXXV: A Red Cross Red Letter Day 240

LXXVI Patriotic Women of America Self-Sacrificing 242

LXXVII Opposition—The American Red Cross “Complete Victory” 246

LXXVIII Greetings—National First Aid Association of America 255

LXXIX Humanitarianism, Unparalleled in All History 264

LXXX Clara Barton’s Prayer Answered 268

LXXXI Not the Value of a Postage Stamp 272

LXXXII Honorary Presidency for Life—Proposed Annuity 275

LXXXIII Clara Barton’s Resignation 279

LXXXIV No Red Cross Controversy 285

LXXXV International Red Cross—American Red Cross—American
Amendment 287

LXXXVI Blackmail Alleged—“Congressional Investigation”—Truth of
History 294

LXXXVII Of Graves, of Worms, of Epitaphs 332

LXXXVIII Turkey—Statesmanship of Philanthropy—Armenia 340

LXXXIX Treason—Lincoln Assassinated—Grant Protects Clara Barton 349

XC President McKinley Sends Clara Barton to Cuba 352

XCI In Details—Clara Barton, a Business Manager—World’s
Record 355

XCII Superintendent of Woman’s Prison 363

XCIII Greatness—An Immortal American Destiny—Immortality 365

XCIV What Was Her Religion? 369

XCV One Day with Clara Barton 373

XCVI The Personal Correspondence—Clara Barton’s Proposed
Self-Expatriation 377

XCVII Closing Incidents—The Biography—Other Correspondence 392