Description
Historians and others often neglect the impact of the Civil War on children. One in 10 Union soldiers was underage, some as young as 11. Their presence disrupted families, created chaos—and helped win the war. What did the Civil War really mean for children, both on and off the battlefield? How were they impacted and what important roles did they play? Join us for this compelling explanation of what it was like to be a young boy during America’s war between the states.
