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avalydia 's review for:
More like 3.5.
A fascinating read - perhaps because of the side they supported, I found Emma Edmonds and Elizabeth Van Lew's stories to be the most engaging, whereas I did not have much patience for Belle Boyd or Rose O'Neal Greenhow (especially the latter). I appreciated the author's choice to have the book read more like fiction than nonfiction, as nonfiction - especially historical nonfiction, where Everything Must Be Factual At All Costs - can be very dry sometimes.
A fascinating read - perhaps because of the side they supported, I found Emma Edmonds and Elizabeth Van Lew's stories to be the most engaging, whereas I did not have much patience for Belle Boyd or Rose O'Neal Greenhow (especially the latter). I appreciated the author's choice to have the book read more like fiction than nonfiction, as nonfiction - especially historical nonfiction, where Everything Must Be Factual At All Costs - can be very dry sometimes.