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== Maria Daly, 1862, Northerner in the South (New Orleans) == | == Maria Daly, 1862, Northerner in the South (New Orleans) == | ||
| + | Maria Daly seems to write about the war in a positive, patriotic light. In that sense, she is very much against the South. She describes, "Southern ladies and gentlemen...are very agreeable people with very finished and courtly manners, but they are a class utterly unsuited and antagonistic to the principles of out government." She sees the South as a tyranny. She also states how the women nurses and volunteers are a comfort to the men. However, I am confused by the last paragraph... - Michelle M. | ||
== Sarah Morgan, 1863, Teen diary == | == Sarah Morgan, 1863, Teen diary == | ||
