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A Woman Rice Planter
“NEW YORK SUN columns written by the bankrupt daughter of a former South Carolina governor reveal the struggles Southerners faced after the Civil War.”
A Woman's Memories of the Sixties, Some Interesting Letters not Heretofore Published
“1861-1865. Texas to Kentucky. The recollections of Texas wife who tried to follow her husband toward the war front, where he died.”
A Woman's Wartime Journal: An Account of the Passage over a Georgia Plantation of Sherman's Army on the March to the Sea
“Brief version of a useful Georgia journal—full edition published in 1962.”
“Second edition, after the first of 1918. Dolly Lunt grew up in New England among staunch abolitionist sentiment and moved to Georgia as a young woman. Her journal…
“Second edition, after the first of 1918. Dolly Lunt grew up in New England among staunch abolitionist sentiment and moved to Georgia as a young woman. Her journal…
A Yankee Views the Agony of Savannah
“A Union soldier describes occupied Savannah.”
“January 29, 1865. A recent arrival from Boston wrote home about the devastation of Savannah and General Sherman's occupation of the city.”
“January 29, 1865. A recent arrival from Boston wrote home about the devastation of Savannah and General Sherman's occupation of the city.”
A Young Girl in the Missouri Border War
“Sympathy with CSA, members of a family in the CSA army.”
