ePub Women in Gray: A Tribute to the Ladies Who Supported the Southern Confederacy by Lochlainn Seabrook in History

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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Confederacy Lady HeroesBy Kristofer UpjohnHere’s another of Seabrook’s charming volumes. Combination gnostic apologist and Confederate defender (both defensive positions stemming from intelligent arguments); this author has devoted insane amounts of time writing and researching; be it for the correction of North-written (and falsified) history or explorations of the deeper hidden meanings of biblical sacred texts.WOMEN IN GRAY is history through photography. There are written segments (often excerpts from old publications) beyond just the captions. But it’s the plethora of photos of Southern ladies past and present that bring this book to life.An author such as Seabrook could spin this book into several more books; data-dense with “informative” being an understatement. Lochlainn has but scratched the surface with this friendly introduction to the roles that strong Southern women fulfilled - and fulfill - in the Confederacy.You don’t have to be a history buff to find the attraction in a volume like this. Big; friendly; purple and loaded with pictures and auxiliary information; the book isn’t just an everyday volume of “Civil War” reportage.Seabrook; with WOMEN IN GRAY; further cements his status as an exhaustive advocate of Confederate values and tireless defender of Confederate honor - doing his part to erase the rather unhistorical changes wrought by the North in its self-serving white-washing of history to paint itself the just victor that it wasn’t.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. I have this book and I am very pleased with my purchaseBy Linda D. YaughnI have this book and I am very pleased with my purchase. Very informative. I am a member of the UDC and I enjoy reading everything I can find on the war and the women in those days