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Teresa Flora. A look at Civil War time through the story of a conservative family. Opposing armies moved throught the area by turns, helping themselves to livestock and food. Historical fiction, it is loosely based on the lives of real people, and reading it will cause you to examine your committment to nonresistance. 251 pages; paperback; Ridgeway.
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