A Woman's Wartime Journal: An Account Of The Passage Over Georgia's Plantation Of Sherman's Army On The March To The Sea, As...
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Dolly Sumner Lunt., & Dolly Sumner Lunt|AUTHOR. (2012). A Woman's Wartime Journal: An Account Of The Passage Over Georgia's Plantation Of Sherman's Army On The March To The Sea, As.. . UNC at Chapel Hill Library.

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