Lytton Strachey argued that “A Demon possessed” this person in the second section of Eminent Victorians. This person used the term “coxcomb” to refer to the polar area diagrams (10[3])which (10[2])represented (10[2])this person’s data analysis. (10[9])This person led (10[1])a team of volunteers, (10[3])including (-5[1])Eliza Roberts, to Selimiye (10[1])(“say-lee-mee-yeh”) Barracks in Scutari. (10[4])In 1912, (10[1])the (-5[1])Red Cross established (10[2])an award (10[2])named after (10[1])this person, (10[5])who (10[1])set up (10[1])a school (10[3]-5[1])based (10[3])at (10[1])St (-5[1])Thomas’ (10[3]-5[1])Hospital (10[4])in London. (10[10]-5[1])This person refused to work with Mary Seacole (10[6])while (10[3])ministering (10[7])to (10[1])soldiers (10[3])in the Crimean (10[13])War. (10[17]-5[1])For (10[1])10 (10[1])points, (10[1])which so-called (10[2])“lady (10[1])with the (10[1])lamp” (10[1])was a pioneering (10[3])figure in modern nursing? (10[1])■END■ (10[5]0[1])