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A Palmetto Boy Civil Warera Diaries And Letters Of James Adams Tillman Bobbie Swearingen Smith

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A Palmetto Boy Civil Warera Diaries And Letters Of James Adams Tillman Bobbie Swearingen Smith
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Publisher: University of South Carolina Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 1.76 MB
Pages: 338
Author: Bobbie Swearingen Smith
ISBN: 9781570039058, 9781611172294, 1570039054, 1611172292, B00AN8LDT6
Language: English
Year: 2012

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A Palmetto Boy Civil Warera Diaries And Letters Of James Adams Tillman Bobbie Swearingen Smith by Bobbie Swearingen Smith 9781570039058, 9781611172294, 1570039054, 1611172292, B00AN8LDT6 instant download after payment.

These diaries and family letters reveals the experiences of Senator Benjamin Tillman’s brother as a Confederate captain during and after the Civil War.
Though the Tillman family of Edgefield, South Carolina, is important to Palmetto State history, James Adams Tillman never became a politician like his famous brothers Ben and George. Instead, at the age of twenty-four, James died from injuries sustained during the Civil War. Now, in this collection of diary entries and family letters, James’s story is finally told. Edited by Bobbie Swearingen Smith, this collection offers a significant historical record of the Civil War era as experienced by a member of this prominent South Carolina family.
At nineteen, Tillman enlisted with the Twenty-fourth South Carolina Volunteer Infantry of Edgefield. He served on the coastal defenses south of Charleston and fought in both battles of Secessionville, as well as at Chickamauga, where he was wounded. Under the command of General Johnston in Tennessee and North Carolina, Tillman retreated from General Sherman’s advance. At the war’s end, Tillman wrote about the onset of Reconstruction and those he saw as descending on South Carolina to profit from the defeated South.
A Palmetto Boy shares both the immediacy of Tillman’s thoughts from the war front and his contemplative expressions of those experiences for his family on the home front. Tillman’s personal narrative adds another layer to our understanding of the historical significance of the Tillman family and offers a compelling firsthand account of the motivations and actions of a young South Carolinian at war.

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