Alice Williamson began her diary in the winter (February, 1864).
Payne was chastised for killing citizens.
She stopped writing between May 21 and June 5, 1864, because she was studying.
Find a diary that was owned by a WW2 veteran and open it up, there will probably be some WW2 diary entries in there.
To start, a general's diary entry of a battle is a primary source, proving he was there at the battle. This proves that his/her diary would be very credible and believable. To prove this, the general was a complete eyewitness of the battle. So overall, a general's diary entry of a battle is very believable. I hope this was helpful!!
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Alice Williamson began her diary in the winter (February, 1864).
In my opinion, Alice in Wonderland is better.
She did not have one or if she did probably in a museum or at her house
In "Williamson Diary," Alice is criticizing Eleazar Arthur Paine, He was known to be a very brutal Union officer. He was known to execute captured Rebels without a trial.
Alice felt more comfortable with her diary because it allowed her to express her thoughts and feelings without fear of judgment or misunderstanding from others. She also found solace in the privacy of her diary, where she could be completely honest and vulnerable without worrying about how it would impact her relationships with friends.
Payne was chastised for killing citizens.
Payne is chastised for killing citizens.
So far, no one really knows what happened to it.
Yeah, I found one when I googled "Diary of a Tudor Sailor." It was called Alice's Tudor Sailor Diary. Hope this helped :)
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