An Account of the Assassination of Loyal Citizens of North Carolina, for Having Served in the Union Army, Which Took Place at Kingston in the Months o (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176457584)

"An Account of the Assassination of Loyal Citizens of North Carolina" recounts a tragic episode during and after the American Civil War. Focusing on events in Kingston, North Carolina, in February and March 1864, the book details the murders of citizens who served in the Union Army. This historical record, penned by Rush Christopher Hawkins, serves as a testament to the violence and division that plagued the nation during this tumultuous period. The narrative sheds light on the experiences of Union sympathizers in the Confederacy and the dangers they faced. This book is an important resource for understanding the Civil War's impact on civilian populations and the lasting scars it left on communities.

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