Five reasons for the raid...
Frontier Quarrels
Five reasons for the raid...
Five reasons for the raid...
"Famous example of frontier heroism." (sic)
1862: Dr. Esther confronts head-on the situation of the South Carolina Freedmen:
1862: Dr. Esther sets out to write about freedmen volunteering to fight for the union, but once again encounters her own racial prejudices ...
1862: Dr. Esther's observations of the "peculiar characteristics of the negro":
1862: Dr. Esther suspects the former slaves are trying to trick her ...
1862: Many of Dr. Esther's notes on the freedmen of South Carolina seem to mix equal parts observation and prejudice ...
1862: Dr. Hawks explores the "grand mansions" & grounds of Beaufort ...
1862: Scenic South Carolina in the midst of war ...
1862: Dr. Hawks lays out some of the military realities of her surroundings ...
1863: Dr. Esther Hill Hawks confronts many of her own racial preconceptions when she finds herself managing the camp hospital that receives over 500 wounded men of the 54th MA following their assault on Fort Wagner...
1862: Discipline stretches in the hot noonday sun ...
1862: Despite the Captain's wrath, Colby seems to really relish this memory of his escape from camp the week before ...
1862: Colby & Bacon try to slip back into their Regiment as it passes through Boston...
What a difference a century of Holy Sundays can make!
1862: Two soldiers on the run skip Boston, evade arrest, and proceed straight to NH!
1862: Jonas and Freeman go AWOL to visit Henniker one last time before shipping out...
1862: This seems almost idyllic... until you consider the horrors these men will soon face.
1862: Those lucky boys from Woburn get to visit home any time they want ...
1862: Is Captain Richardson playing favorites in the furlough department?
1862: Camp βvendersβ settle in to make money off the boys in blueβ¦
1862: Camp routine of the 39th Massachusetts Company K...
1862: Three NH lads muster with the Woburn men...
1862: You're in the army now.