War Diary of a Union Woman in the South
By G.W. Cable
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By G.W. Cable
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This is the diary of an anonymous pro-Union Southern Woman. The Editor, George Washington Cable (1844-1925, knew but did not reveal her name. Her journal starts in 1861 New Orleans, a new marriage in January 1862 takes her to plantation in SE Arkansas and by early 1863 she and her husband are forced to take refugee in Vicksburg during the Federal Siege. Excerpt from March 1863:
March 20.—The slow shelling of Vicksburg goes on all the time, and we have grown indifferent. It does not at presen...
March 20.—The slow shelling of Vicksburg goes on all the time, and we have grown indifferent. It does not at presen...























