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Herbert W. Collingwood has given us such volumes as Hope Farm Notes and Adventures in Silence. With an elegant, accessible style, he gives us a rare account of the culture of post Civil War in the United States. He seems to have seen things which others have missed. From his preface: The writer has long felt that a story of Northern and Southern life might be written that would present food for sound and healthful thought, unblinded by partisan feeling or sectional hatred. A story of Andersonville prison, told by a soldier in the Confederate army, suggested this volume. The Northern scenes are taken from life. The pictures of Southern life are taken from personal experience. An effort has been made to give an exact report of the state of affairs found by one Northern immigrant. - Summary by Larry Wilson
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