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Offering a unique perspective on Southern life during the Civil War, this reminiscence details daily activities on a plantation. It explores various topics including food preparation, dye-making, and the impact of the blockade on race relations and community resilience. The narrative captures the ingenuity and courage of Southern women while providing insights into wartime challenges, such as the manufacturing of clothing and household items. This beautifully-written primary source stands out for its vivid depictions and personal accounts from a less common viewpoint.
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A Blockaded Family - Life in Southern Alabama During the Civil War, Parthenia Antoinette Hague
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