When Slavery and Rebellion Are Destroyed: A Michigan Woman’s Civil War Journal (New Perspectives on the Civil War Era)
by Jack Dempsey
When Slavery and Rebellion Are Destroyed presents a Michigan woman’s Civil War journal within the New Perspectives on the Civil War Era series. Centered on slavery and rebellion, the volume offers a personal and regional perspective for readers interested in women’s writing and American history.
About This Book
When Slavery and Rebellion Are Destroyed presents a Michigan woman’s journal from the era of the American Civil War.
The volume places slavery and rebellion at the center of its historical perspective.
As part of the New Perspectives on the Civil War Era series, the book contributes a personal, regional view to Civil War studies.
It will interest readers exploring women’s writing, Michigan history, and the broader history of the Civil War era.
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