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Anna Holstein's book "Three Years in Field Hospitals of the Army of the Potomac" is a compelling and highly personal account of her experiences as a nurse during the war. The book provides a distinctive viewpoint on the trying circumstances and difficulties experienced by medical professionals in the middle of one of the most turbulent times in American history. While caring for the Army of the Potomac's injured troops, Holstein experienced many successes, tragedies, and deep moments of compassion that she shares with readers via her colorful and moving tale. Holstein's book gives a priceless window into the sacrifices and heroics of those who cared for the wounded and delivers a fascinating tale that highlights the human cost of war with a combination of historical knowledge and emotional depth.