Title: A diary of the Civil War in East Tennessee
First published: 2000
Description: "Myra Inman began her diary in January 1859 and kept it until January 1866. As a thirteen-year-old girl in southeast Tennessee, her literary endeavor would lead to a more serious subject than mere recordings of the weather and the occasional visitor. While the tension between the South and the North was growing, Myra had only thoughts of her day to day life.

But as the possibility of war grew and finally fell upon her and her family and their town of Cleveland, Tennessee, she became an astute observer of the war. In short, Myra Inman, a member of a promient but not wealthy family, came of age in the greatest conflict America had yet seen."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Diaries, Confederate Personal narratives, History, Women
People: Myra Inman
LC classification: F436.I56 A3 2000