Noble Women of the NorthT. Yoseloff, 1959 - 419 pagini |
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... North as a confession that civil war had begun ; and the whole North arose as one man . . . Everywhere the drum and fife thrilled the air with their stir- ring call . Recruiting offices were opened in every city , town , and village ...
... North as a confession that civil war had begun ; and the whole North arose as one man . . . Everywhere the drum and fife thrilled the air with their stir- ring call . Recruiting offices were opened in every city , town , and village ...
Pagina 272
... North laid plans of their own . Work for the soldiers was being continued all over the country but work alone was insufficient . Their visits to the Army had convinced the women not only of the value of Sanitary Commission relief to the ...
... North laid plans of their own . Work for the soldiers was being continued all over the country but work alone was insufficient . Their visits to the Army had convinced the women not only of the value of Sanitary Commission relief to the ...
Pagina 298
... North expecting some great battle or success . Salutes are heard from every quarter in honor of the day ; and at the front , the Petersburg Express sent its compliments into the town , at intervals of fifteen minutes , to remind them of ...
... North expecting some great battle or success . Salutes are heard from every quarter in honor of the day ; and at the front , the Petersburg Express sent its compliments into the town , at intervals of fifteen minutes , to remind them of ...
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FOREWORD | 21 |
THE BEGINNING OF IT | 29 |
THE CALL FOR WOMEN | 53 |
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