History & Memoir

	Army Wives on the American Frontier By Anna Bruner Eales Published by Johnson Books, 1996 ISBN 1555661661 Using the stories of over 50 women who followed their soldier husbands into the American frontier, Eales describes the hardships of lonely duty posts, disease and privation experienced by these Army wives and how, with humor and perseverance, they managed to overcome those challenges.
	Army Wives: Veterans Without Glory By Louise Lawrence Fuller Published by 1stbooks, 2001 ISBN 0759605998 Memoir of an Army wife detailing life with her husband from World War II to the Korean Conflict.
	Dear Catharine, Dear Taylor: The Civil War Letters of a Union Soldier and his Wife Edited by Richard L. Kiper Published by University of Kansas Press, 2002 ISBN 070061205X The correspondence between a Union soldier and his wife reveals their thoughts about the Civil War, family life and separation.
	After the Flag has been Folded: A Daughter Remembers the Father she Lost to War – and the Mother who Held her Family Together By Karen Spears Zacharias Published by HarperCollins, 2006 ISBN 0060721499 Karen Spears recounts her life from the moment in 1966 when she learned her father had died in Vietnam and ending when she makes a pilgrimage to the battlefield where her father died. The book honors both her father’s memory and the sacrifices made by her widowed mother as she raised three children in rural Tennessee.

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