The rebel cousins, or, Life and love in Secessia
Subtitle: the autobiography of the beautiful Bertha Stephens, the accomplished niece of the Hon. Alexander Hamilton Stephens, vice-president of the Southern Confederacy, showing the stirring vicissitudes, terrible trials of imprisonment and severe sufferings she so heroically endured--compelled to leave the South for her home in the North
By: written by herself, and prepared for publication by her friend, Alfreda Eva Bell
Publisher: Published by Barclay & Co.
Published: 1863
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 48
Subjects: History; Fiction
Other titles: Life and love in Secessia; Rebel cousins; New era in American history
Notes: At head of title: New era in American history.

A work of fiction, presumably written by the putative editor.

Ms. notes on front free endpaper: Written by [illegible initials], E. Sampson, Sampson was the strong bman just now; ms. words on upper cover in same hand: Written, Sampson.

Illegible autograph in pencil on upper cover.

Original illustrated paper covers, lower cover wanting.