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2014

Issue . 56
P. 40
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Living in an “Isle of Safety”: The Sidon Female Seminary in World War I and the Constraints of Compassion
Ellen L. Fleischmann
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ABSTRACT
In 1915 Charlotte H. Brown, the principal of the Sidon Female Seminary, an American missionary school in Lebanon, described how the staff and students were living dual lives – one the quiet life of teachers among pupils whose thoughts were bounded by the schoolyard walls and with minds mainly intent on the work near at hand.
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