After yet another deadly battle, the Union army in which Blutch and Chesterfield serve finds itself without a hospital. The dearth of doctors is widespread, though, and to give the wounded a chance at surviving, the Union has no choice but to send ... a woman: Mary Edwards Walker, a qualified and experienced doctor, yet one received with scorn and mistrust. And her abrasive personality doesn t help matters - especially as she's also fiercely opposed to smoking and drinking!
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The Belgian-born author Raoul Cauvin enjoys continued success and is currently writing 11 different cartoon series. In 2006 alone, he had six entries on the bestselling new comics list in France, including "Cedric"- also published in English by Cinebook - and "The Bluecoats." Also born in Belgium, Lambil published his first comic, Sandy, in 1959. He has draw
More about Raoul CauvinThe Belgian-born authorRaoul Cauvinenjoys continued success and is currently writing 11 different cartoon series. In 2006 alone, he had six entries on the bestselling new comics list in France, including Cedric- also published in English by Cinebook - and The Bluecoats.Also born in Belgium, Lambilpublished his first comic, Sandy, in 1959. He has drawn 45 vol
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