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“Economy Rules the Day:”
The
Civil War Sacrifices of Judith Walker McGuire
by Tim Sheehan
Table of Contents | Introduction | Conclusion | Endnotes | Printable HTML version | Images | Related Web Resources
Related Web Resources
The American Civil War Homepage
An extensive listing of Civil War websites. Dr. George H. Hoemann does an amazing job maintaining this site!
Civil War
Richmond
A wonderful sight maintained by Michael D. Gorman focusing on the Civil War experience in Richmond, Virginia. Newspaper accounts, photographs, maps, and
other documents transcribed by Gorman are available in this site.
Documenting the American South
This extensive digital archive of southern history contains text, images, and audio files.
The University Library of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill maintains this site.
Hearts at Home: Southern Women in the Civil War
The digital version of an 1997 exhibition that took place at the University of Virginia’s Tracy W. McGregor Room of Alderman Library. This site gives an overview
of experiences all southern women encountered during the Civil War.
The Library of Virginia’s What We Have online index
An online index to The Library of Virginia’s collections, some of which are relevant to the Civil War.
Richmond Daily Dispatch 1861-1865
Use this resource to search for articles printed in the Dispatch during the Civil War. To view an article from
the search results, click on Add to bookbag. This site is hosted by the University of Richmond Digital Initiatives, with funding
from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
The War of the Rebellion in Cornell University’s Making of America
The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Union and Confederate Armies is a very useful Civil War research tool containing government and military reports from both sides. For the McGuire paper, I
originally used the print volumes to locate sources relevant to the topic. The print copy's indexes are a pain in the neck to use. Save yourself some time,
use the online version listed above, and take the time to thank Cornell University’s Making of America project for digitizing this and other important resources.
WWW-VL: History: United States History: Civil War 1861-1865
An online gateway to various Civil War websites. See the heading The South During the War for sources related to the topic of this paper.
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