Miss Martha Brownlow, or, The Heroine of Tennessee

This is a graphic and truthful account of the perils and privations endured by Miss Martha Brownlow, the daughter of the celebrated Parson Brownlow, during her residence with her. Her experiences paint a vivid picture of life in Tennessee during the 19th century.

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