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Discovering Lives

Paula Tarnapol Whitacre

About history, writing, and writing about history

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Latest Issues

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What Julia Wrote: March 27 to April 2

Welcome to my weekly recounting of the Civil War era through a super-micro lens—the diaries of Julia Wilbur.

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What Julia Wrote: March 13 through 19

It’s always fun to see things that I have read in history books—like the Quaker gun ruse of the Confederate Army—and find that Julia Wilbur commented on them (see below). Extracting diary entries from this week in her life (across years), I...

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What Julia Wrote: March 6 through March 12

In March 1863, Julia Wilbur and Harriet Jacobs stood up to the powers-that-be in Alexandria, not for the first although definitely not the last time. They learned of a plan to warehouse healthy Black orphans in a smallpox hospital south of ...

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What Julia Wrote: February 27 through March 5

The highlight below is Julia Wilbur’s description of President Lincoln’s second inauguration—the crowds, the anticipation, rain giving way to sunshine. Not to mention, the only two lines of the speech she heard in those days before micropho...

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  • Paula Tarnapol Whitacre

    Writer, editor, and public historian, working on a book about Alexandria, VA, during the Civil War and Reconstruction.

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