Our Review
Kean (1828-1898) of Virginia headed a bureau in the Confederate War Department through most of the War between the States. He interacted daily with the highest levels of Confederate officialdom. His diary, first published long after his lifetime, is in many ways a better guide to the Confederate government than the better known diaries of Mary Chestnut and John B. Jones.
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This work was republished in a paperback edition in 1993 and the text may be found online. For Amazon offering, click below:
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