41. This Goodly Land Author Information For Augusta Jane Evans Wilson Evans, Augusta J. Macaria, or, Altars of Sacrifice. New York J. Bradburn, 1864. Rpt. Baton Rouge Louisiana State University Press, 1992. http://www.alabamaliterarymap.org/author.cfm?AuthorID=25

42. Inez: A Tale Of The Alamo Printed document, 289 pp. Citation Evans, Augusta J. (Augusta Jane).......Title Inez a Tale of the Alamo Author Evans, Augusta J. (Augusta Jane), 18351909 http://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/27313

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43. Wright American Fiction, 1851-1875 Title Macaria, or, Altars of Sacrifice (1864) Author Evans, Augusta J. (18351909) Availability 2002 The Trustees of Indiana University. Print Source http://purl.dlib.indiana.edu/iudl/wright2/wright2-2764

44. Inez: A Tale Of The Alamo : The Portal To Texas History Front cover of a romantic novel set during the Texas Revolution written by 15 yearold Augusta Evans of San Antonio. Creator Evans, Augusta J. Creation Date http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth32909/

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47. Hearts At Home: Petticoats On Pedestals Evans, Augusta J. (Augusta Jane), Macaria; or, Altars of Sacrifice, second edition, Richmond West Johnson, 1864, and, Macaria, New York John Bradburn, 1864. http://www2.lib.virginia.edu/exhibits/hearts/petticoat.html

An untitled seventeen-stanza poem by an unidentified poet, September 28, 1862: "I saw a vision of a woman, where/Night and new morning strive for domination/Incomparably pale, and passing fair/And sad beyond expression." It is typical of the war's melodramatic verse. William D. Cabell Papers, #276 Confederate soldiers occasionally expressed devotion to their sweethearts by bloodthirsty means. John M. McDowell, stationed in Mississippi, May 20, 1864, boasts to a female cousin that during a recent battle he tried to kill a Yankee for each local girl and two for a "Miss Puss." Sarah Amanda McDowell Letters, #4618-B Courtship was never far from the minds of Confederate warriors. An unidentified Army of Northern Virginia soldier sent these two hand-drawn and colored valentines to sisters Barbara and Rebecca Ritenour on February 14, 1865. It is unknown which sister eventually won the soldier's heart. Ritenour Papers, #38-665 An undated wartime letter from Mollie Lowerman, Walker's Creek, Virginia, to Amanda Bosserman: "You will enjoy yourself fine if you do have to take pokeroot. . . . I had the very pokeroot last Sunday at Church but I do not care one cent for it is pokeroot or no root at all." Mollie urges Amanda to visit as a regiment of cavalry is stationed in the neighborhood but she (Mollie) has only met one of its members, a Mr. Nelson of Monroe County whom she says is a "very nice fellow" but is also a "pokeroot." Pokeroot was a plant with stimulative and purgative abilities and apparently was also used for dyeing. It is unclear what Mollie meant by her use of the term in this letter.

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