She was a tireless woman; she worked hard and spent time traveling to Washington, D.C. for support; she gave speeches and wrote articles in an attempt to solicit the support of the public. By 1882 and under new leadership, Barton finally persuaded the United States Government to sign the treaty after which she was elected president at age 60; she served as president for 23-years...
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The Red Cross then became a formal member of the international organization know as the American Red Cross (American Red Cross, 2002). Establishing the American Red Cross was one of Barton’s greatest achievements (American Red Cross, 2002). Several years after serving as President of the chapter she wrote an amendment to the American Red Cross constitution which addressed helping individuals not only during war-time, but during peace-time...
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