Diary of Caroline Seabury Sarah Mayorga communication scholar and volume editor

communication scholar and volume editor Michael G

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Diary of Caroline Seabury Sarah Mayorga communication scholar and volume editorIn 1854 Caroline Seabury of Brooklyn, New York, set out for Columbus, Mississippi, to teach French at its Institute for Young Ladies. She lived in Columbus until 1863, through the years of mounting sectional bitterness that preceded the Civil War and through the turmoil and hardships of the war itself. During that time, her most intimate confidant was her diary. Discovered in the archives of the Minnesota State Historical Society, it is published here