Life in Confederate Arkansas: The Diary of Virginia Davis Gray, 1863-1865, Part I
Dublin Core
Title
Life in Confederate Arkansas: The Diary of Virginia Davis Gray, 1863-1865, Part I
Description
"Virginia wife of the former principal of Princeton Female Academy, busied herself sewing clothes for the soldiers, working as a nurse, attending religious functions, and reading. She wrote about the war in Arkansas and her fear of Federal occupation and expressed a longing for the return of peacetime conditions. The editor says this diary is valuable because of the scarcity of primary sources in Dallas County, which remained under Confederate control until the end of the war."
Creator
Carl H. Moneyhon
Virginia Davis Gray
Date
1983
Type
Journal Article
Zotero
Title
Life in Confederate Arkansas: The Diary of Virginia Davis Gray, 1863-1865, Part I
Publication Title
The Arkansas Historical Quarterly
Volume
42
Issue
1
Date
1983
Pages
47-85
Archive
JSTOR
Item Type
Journal Article
DOI
10.2307/40022888
ISSN
0004-1823
Access Date
2019-09-05 16:20:11
Library Catalog
JSTOR
Short Title
Life in Confederate Arkansas
Collection
Citation
Carl H. Moneyhon and Virginia Davis Gray, “Life in Confederate Arkansas: The Diary of Virginia Davis Gray, 1863-1865, Part I,” The Haskell Monroe Collection: Life in the Confederacy , accessed November 7, 2024, https://library.missouri.edu/confederate/items/show/1850.