The Civil War: a Child's Perspective

A unique perspective of a universally known conflict, this book explores the inevitable role of children in the American Civil War. In a way that only the simple senses of a child can convey, Maud E. Morrow spellbindingly relates her innocent and compassionate version of the story. With an insightful historical context explaining the cultural role and psychological response of children during this cataclysmic event, this account of the Civil War reemerges in the 21st century with renewed appeal.