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Across the Divide: Union Soldiers View the Northern Home Front Steven J. Ramold, New York University Press The war’s nature made it all but certain that tensions would at some point emerge between the soldiers and the people back home. As in all armed conflicts, there were significant experiential differences between the two in 1861-1865, …
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