A Blockaded Family - Life in Southern Alabama During the Civil War

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Offering a unique perspective on daily life during the Civil War, this memoir presents vivid accounts of a Southern plantation's experiences under blockade. It explores various aspects of plantation life, including food preparation, dye-making, and the ingenuity of Southern women. The narrative also delves into race relations and the challenges faced by families during wartime. With rich details and personal anecdotes, it serves as an important primary source that contrasts with many post-war narratives, providing insights into resilience and resourcefulness amidst adversity.