History of the Red Cross, the Treaty of Geneva, and its Adoption by the United States1883. 227p. This document outlines the history and development of the American Red Cross, emphasizing its humanitarian mission and organizational structure. It details the establishment of the society, the roles of its executive board, and the responsibilities of key officers, including the president, treasurer, and secretary. The text also highlights the importance of the Red Cross in promoting humanitarian efforts, its principles, and the need for