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The Nameless and The Faceless Women of the Civil War: A Collection of Poems, Essays, and Historical Photos (Lisa Samia - AMP) archer the American Civil War wouldby Lisa Samia For the unknown women who witnessed the Civil War, whose lives and experiences were lost and forgotten in the pages of history. Step back into time and hear the voices of the past come to life. The Nameless and the Faceless Women of the Civil War is a collection of 28 poems and 28 essays, along with historical images and personal photos. Second book in the series. The very first poem and essay about Elvira Finch Moore, is author's