LaGrange vs. LaGrange Print Style:Signed and Numbered Classic Edition requiring women to take up

requiring women to take up arms in defense of their homes and firesides

This bought valuable time needed for General Lee’s army to march without being discovered

Such a picture would inspire a poet

endure hardship and support the men in uniform

the wagon train camped near Berryville at Buck Marsh Creek

LaGrange vs. LaGrange Print Style:Signed and Numbered Classic Edition requiring women to take upLaGrange, Georgia, April 17, 1865 As with most military conicts, the call to duty naturally depletes the male population who marches off to war. This often leaves the care of the farms and homesteads in the hands of their able bodied wives. Sometimes the war comes to town, requiring women to take up arms in defense of their homes and resides. In April of 1861 the LaGrange Light Guards of the Fourth Georgia deployed to ght for the Confederacy. This