How Beauty Was Saved in Bloomington, MN

"How Beauty Was Saved, and Other Memories of the Sixties" offers a unique window into the American Civil War era through the personal recollections of Amanda Alcenia Strickland Washington. This memoir provides insightful anecdotes and observations from a woman's perspective during a pivotal period in American history. Delving into the 1860s, the book sheds light on daily life, social dynamics, and the challenges faced by women amidst the backdrop of war.
A valuable resource for those interested in American history, particularly the Civil War period, "How Beauty Was Saved" offers a firsthand account that captures the spirit and atmosphere of the time. Explore the historical context of the era through engaging personal narratives and gain a deeper understanding of the experiences of individuals living through this transformative chapter in American history.
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