Reviews for A Diary from Dixie
Review - A Diary from Dixie
The best part is the last part, when Chesnut was fleeing Sherman and watching the Confederacy dissolve and the Blacks leave.
Reviewed by Roger on 2003-07-21 20:47:10
A Diary from Dixieby Mary Boykin Chesnut | |
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"U.S. History - Cultural" |
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Pages: | 547 |
Year of Publication: | 1982 |
Date Read: | 01/30/1997 |
Notes: | Pulitzer Prize Winner for History. Chesnut lived in Richmond during the Civil War. Her husband was on Jefferson Davis' staff. She hobnobbed with society, gossipped and met most of the famous Confederate soldiers and politicians. |
My Rating: | 6 |
Reviewed by Roger on 2003-07-21 20:47:10