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Civil War Women, North And South
by Various
This recording comprises two narratives. One is by Cora Mitchel who in 1861 was a girl in her mid-teens. Her Unionist family escaped the Confederacy from their home in south Georgia to Rhode Island. This is her story written about 1916. The second narrative is by Charlotte St. Julien Ravenel of South Carolina, a contemporary journal written in the closing months of the civil war in 1865. - Summary by David Wales
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Strange Stories Of The Civil War-Various
"Strange Stories Of The Civil War-Various" delves into the lesser-known, yet captivating tales that emerged during one of America's most tumultuous periods. This collection offers a unique perspective on the Civil War, highlighting the extraordinary experiences and narratives that often go untold. As listeners explore these strange stories, they will uncover themes of resilience, sacrifice, and the complex human emotions that shaped the lives of those involved in the conflict. The enduring nature of these narratives speaks to the universal struggles of humanity, making this audiobook a poignant reminder of the past that resonates with today's quest for understanding and connection.
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Civil War Women North And South - Various
This recording comprises two narratives. One is by Cora Mitchel who in 1861 was a girl in her mid-teens. Her Unionist family escaped the Confederacy from their home in south Georgia to Rhode Island. This is her story written about 1916. The second narrative is by Charlotte St. Julien Ravenel of South Carolina, a contemporary journal written in the closing months of the civil war in 1865. - Summary by David Wales
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This recording comprises two narratives. One is by Cora Mitchel who in 1861 was a girl in her mid-teens. Her Unionist family escaped the Confederacy from their home in south Georgia to Rhode Island. This is her story written about 1916. The second narrative is by Charlotte St. Julien Ravenel of South Carolina, a contemporary journal written in the closing months of the civil war in 1865. - Summary by David Wales
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