Table of Contents

Preface

ONE - New Brunswick, Canada, December 1841

TWO - December 1860

THREE - June 1861

FOUR - July 1861

FIVE March 1862

SIX - May 1862

SEVEN - June 1862

EIGHT - November 1862

NINE - December 1862

TEN - Flint, Michigan, March 1882

ELEVEN - March 1882

Afterword

Notes

Bibliography

Acknowledgments

Index

About the Author

Laura Leedy Gansler is a writer and lawyer living in Chevy Chase, Maryland. She is the coauthor of Class Action: The Story of Lois Jenson and the Landmark Case that Changed Sexual Harassment Law.

Reviews

“Edmonds's gender-bending Civil War experiences are well worth checking out.”—Margaret Flanagan, Booklist

"Gansler has done her homework on the Civil War with more than average thoroughness, writing clearly and without jargon, and leaves the question of Sarah’s spying undecided. Clearly laid down, however, is the portrait of a young woman who made and carried out major life decisions with honor, clarity and ability."—Publishers Weekly

"Gansler does an admirable job of supplying the panorama of the Civil War, its generals and its campaigns, as a background to Emma's role as a soldier. This book is highly recommended."—Kliatt