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Here for the first time is presented in its entirety the Journal that was Professor LeConte's one contribution to literature and not science. It tells a true story--a narration of adventures, for the most part jotted down on scraps of paper in the very midst of dangers and hair-breadth 'scapes. Two wartime experiences are vividly set forth: the first, Professor LeConte's successful attempt to reach his sister's plantation below Savannah just as Sherman's army was concluding its "march to the sea"; and the second, his unsuccessful attempt to move his household treasures to safety from…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1999Louisiana State University Press · 146 pages · 9780807123959
BiographyConfederate Personal narrativesDiariesGeorgia Civil War, 1861-1865HistoryPersonal narrativesPersonal narratives, ConfederateScientists






