This entry is from Sanctified Trial: The Diary of Eliza Rhea Anderson Fain, a Confederate Woman in East Tennessee by John N. Fain
June 2, 1861 . . ."How little they [northerners] know of the deep anguish many of us feel in regard to our servants for their immortal souls. And I do feel the judgments of Almighty God will rest upon the heads of the Northern people for their unjust interference and thereby thwarting our plans for the elevation of our colored people in a moral point of view."
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| Group Portrait, S. C. Landon, Photographer from Library of Congress Collection |
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