Our Women in the War 1885 Charleston South Carolina excerpt
A long narrative recounts Southern women’s wartime trials in 1860s Charleston. It covers loss, suspense, and sacrifice, details homefront hardships, making clothes for soldiers, rations, and brave nursing, with vivid personal scenes of mothers, sisters, and enslaved workers aiding Confederate troops.
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Charleston
Maver
Mins Anya VY. Simpson
Cul He W. Simpson
Igudletoh
Korren
South Carolina
Pram Sheenian
Virginia
Columbia
Sherman
Dixie Land
Remoss
Troud
Iron Horse
Fenra
Eolace
Ler ‘Enjuniu
Vriouds
Omrade
Uncle Sam
Tressury
Lyon
Nover
Hove
Toulouse
A. T. Stewart
John Wannamaker
Calhoun
Madam Wemorest
Worth
Miora McFlinn
United States
Potomac
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