The Women of the ConfederacyUnderwood, J. L. (John Levi)
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The Women of the Confederacy
Underwood, J. L. (John Levi)
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Anecdotes; Women -- Confederate States of America
The Women of the South 36
Eulogy on Confederate Women 41
II THEIR WORK 70
Introduction to Woman's Work 70
The Southern Woman's Song 71
The Ladies of Richmond 72
The Hospital After Seven Pines 73
Burial of Latane 73
Making Clothes for the Soldiers 74
The Ingenuity of Southern Women 75
Mrs. Lee and the Socks 77
Fitting Out a Soldier 77
The Thimble Brigade 79
Noble Women of Richmond 80
From Matoaca Gay's Articles in the _Philadelphia Times_ 81
The Women of Richmond 82
Two Georgia Heroines 83
The Seven Days' Battle 83
Death of Mrs. Sarah K. Rowe, "The Soldiers' Friend" 92
"You Wait" 93
Annandale--Two Heroines of Mississippi 95
A Plantation Heroine 98
Lucy Ann Cox 100
"One of Them Lees" 101
Southern Women in the War Between the States 101
A Mother of the Confederacy 104
"The Great Eastern" 105
Cordial for the Brave 106
Hospital Work and Women's Delicacy 107
A Wayside Home at Millen 108
A Noble Girl 110
The Good Samaritan 110
Female Relatives Visit the Hospitals 111
Mania for Marriage 116
Government Clerkships 117
Schools in War Times 118
Humanity in the Hospitals 118
Mrs. Davis and the Federal Prisoner 119
Socks that Never Wore Out 120
Burial of Aunt Matilda 120
"Illegant Pair of Hands" 121
The Gun-boat "Richmond" 122
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