My Diary - Russell William Howard Sir

Experience the American Civil War through the eyes of a keen observer in "My Diary: North and South," Volume 1. William Howard Russell, a renowned 19th-century correspondent, offers a unique perspective on the United States during this pivotal era. This meticulously prepared edition presents Russell's diary, providing invaluable historical insight into the social and political landscape leading up to and during the early years of the conflict.

Russell's firsthand account captures the atmosphere and sentiments of both the North and the South, offering a balanced view of a nation divided. Explore the complexities of the time through the detailed observations of a seasoned journalist. This volume provides an important historical record for anyone interested in understanding the nuances of the American Civil War period. A must-read for enthusiasts of United States history and historical biography.

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