Exploring a Civil War legend through a careful, literary lens.
This nonfiction study revisits Barbara Fritchie’s famous moment in Frederick, Maryland, using historical notes, personal recollections, and local lore to illuminate a woman who became a symbol of loyalty and courage. The author traces how the tale grew from real events, then moved into memory and myth, offering a grounded view of a well-known Civil War story.
The book moves through the town’s 19th-century life, the people who shaped Barbara’s world, and the ways observers understood her actions. It blends biographical material, notes on local sites, and reflections on how legends are formed, inviting readers to weigh fact against tradition while staying anchored in the town’s history."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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