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
"She Would Send Ten More" 195
Women at Vicksburg 196
"Mother, Tell Him Not To Come" 198
Brave Woman in Decatur, Georgia 201
Giving Warning To Mosby 204
"Ain't You Ashamed of You'uns?" 211
False Teeth 212
Emma Sansom 213
President Roosevelt's Mother and Grandmother 215
The Little Girl at Chancellorsville 217
Saved Her Hams 217
Heroism of a Widow 218
Winchester Women 219
Sparta in Mississippi 219
"Woman's Devotion"--A Winchester Heroine 220
Spoken Like Cornelia 222
A Specimen Mother 223
Mrs. Rooney 224
Warning by a Brave Girl 226
A Plucky Girl With a Pistol 227
Mosby's Men And Two Noble Girls 228
A Spartan Dame and her Young 230
Singing Under Fire 231
A Woman's Last Word 232
Two Mississippi Girls Hold Yankees at Pistol Point 233
"War Women" of Petersburg 234
John Allen's Cow 235
The Family That Had No Luck 235
Brave Women at Resaca, Georgia 237
A Woman's Hair 238
A Breach of Etiquette 240
Lola Sanchez's Ride 241
The Rebel Sock 244
V THEIR CAUSE 246
Introductory Note to Their Cause 246
"When This Cruel War Is Over" 246
Northern Men Leaders of Disunion 247
The Union vs. A Union 248
The Northern States Secede From the Union 253
Frenzied Finance and the War of 1861 255
The Right of Secession 260
The Cause Not Lost 262
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