A Rebel War Clerk's Diary at the Confederate States Capital
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The diary records day-to-day official and personal observations of a clerk serving in the War Department at the seceded-states capital during the civil conflict, chronicling political quarrels within the administration, debates over strategy and logistics, troop movements and reports of major campaigns, shortages and conscription, episodes of espionage and civil unrest, hospital scenes and refugee movements, family matters and local social life, and the challenges of maintaining government functions under mounting military pressure.
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