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- Abstracted by Vicki Betts
- Edited by Vickie Rumble
A joint project of the Homespun
Living History Guild and CW-Reenactors, Inc.
- Profits go directly to the historic preservation
of the
The abstracts are a
comprehensive look at declining socioeconomic conditions
throughout the South during the American civil war. Topics
include refugees, food shortages, clothing shortages, lack of
housing, loss of property, aid societies, providing for the Army,
regiments, leaders, literature, fashion, railroads, political
leaders, herbal medicine, household items, churches, flags,
manufacturing centers and mills, rivers, hospitals, nurses, effect
of the war on newspaper publication, recipes, religion,
entertainment, and much more including descriptions of many cities
throughout the South and how they were effected by the war.
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Presented in CD-ROM format.
$10.00 per CD with $2.50
shipping and handling.
You may pay with PayPal or send
mail orders to:
Homespun Living History Guild
1751 N. Jefferson St.
Milledgeville, GA 31061
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