The Flaming Sword in Serbia and Elsewhere

"The Flaming Sword in Serbia and Elsewhere" by M. A. Stobart is a firsthand story from the early 1900s about the author's time as a volunteer in Serbia during wartime. It shows how war can be horrible and highlights the important jobs women did to help. The book questions whether war is right or wrong and points out how important it is for women to be involved in keeping the peace and helping people who are hurt. Stobart writes about the awful things she saw, like battles and how hard life was for soldiers and regular people. She talks about her work in hospitals in different countries and then focuses on what the people of Serbia needed, especially when they were forced to leave their homes and needed medical help.