Lives & Memoirs
Reminiscences of My Life in Camp
Susie King Taylor
1902
2h 23m
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Susie King Taylor, born into slavery, recalls her service as nurse and teacher with a Black Union regiment during the Civil War. Her memoir is the only such account left by an African American woman. A rare and vital firsthand voice from the war.
Inside this audiobook
16 chapters
- 1Preface, Introduction and Letter6m
- 2A Brief Sketch of My Ancestors5m
- 3My Childhood9m
- 4On St. Simon's Island, 186212m
- 5Camp Saxton - Proclamation and Barbecue, 18636m
- 6Military Expeditions, and Life in Camp16m
- 7On Morris and Other Islands11m
- 8Cast Away5m
- 9A Flag of Truce4m
- 10Capture of Charleston4m
- 11Mustered Out13m
- 12After the War11m
- 13The Women's Relief Corps2m
- 14Thoughts on Present Conditions15m
- 15A Visit to Louisiana13m
- 16Appendix10m
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