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In 1864, when General William Tecumseh Sherman made his infamous March to the Sea, a number of Georgia's bravest women took a stand to save their homes and families. "Steel magnolias" in every sense of the phrase, these women displayed an extraordinary level of grit and gumption. These are their stories.
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reviewed General Sherman and the Georgia Belles: Tales from Women Left Behind, Vol. 1 on January 22, 2018
General Sherman and the Georgia Belles: Tales from Women Left Behind, Vol. 1
Good information in this book, however the author would have you believe that the only reason the South lost the war is because Lee commanded the army instead of Jackson. While Stonewall was a brilliant field commander it is a fact that he lacked the temperament and the ability to see the big picture that was crucial to command the whole army.
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