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Who wrote Confederate Girl's Diary?

"Confederate Girl's Diary" was written by Sarah Morgan Dawson. Diarist and editorial writer whose Civil War reflections offer a Southern woman's perspective.

Confederate Girl's Diary

Sarah Morgan Dawson

Confederate Girl's Diary

Sarah Morgan Dawson

Confederate Girl's Diary is a personal account by Sarah Morgan Dawson, written between March 1862 and June 1865 during the American Civil War. At 20 years old and living in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Dawson's diary captures her experiences as a devoted Confederate amidst a divided family and the turmoil of war. She details everyday life, romantic interests, and the impact of conflict, including fleeing bombardments and the looting of her home. While her views on slavery reflect the era's attitudes, her writings offer a unique historical perspective on life during this tumultuous period.

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Sarah Morgan Dawson was a young woman of 20 living in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, when she began this diary. The American Ci...