Carried Into War A Soldier's Life Realities of War The Home Front Facing the Grim Reaper Breaking the Blockade The Last Campaigns An Uncertain Future Acknowledgments

Print this Realities of War, 1862-1863 As the war continued into its second and third years, more North Carolinians left their families to serve in the Confederate States Army. Brothers, fathers and sons, and cousins stood side by side in the ranks to fight and often die together far from home. Please click on the sections below to learn more. Eastern North Carolina The Struggle for Victory In Victory and In Defeat Prison Life

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