by Ethel Alice Hurn. 1911. 190p

The document highlights the significant yet often overlooked contributions of women in the North during the Civil War, emphasizing their eagerness to support the Union despite limited initial opportunities. Women played vital roles by encouraging enlistment, providing comfort and supplies to soldiers, and engaging in philanthropic efforts to support war-widows and destitute families. Their actions, driven by patriotism and compassion, were crucial in sustaining morale and aiding the war effort, showcasing the profound impact of their involvement on both the home front and the battlefield.