Greenhow

Confederacy and was imprisoned twice by Union forcesonce in the home of fellow spy Rose Greenhow and once in a boxcar in the Gulf of Mexico.

An Interview with Dara Horn in which she suggests that historical novels are more about the time in which they are written than the time in which they take place. The Q&A ends with detailed examples of the ciphers used by both the North and South during the Civil War. 2010

Confederacy and was imprisoned twice by Union forcesonce in the home of fellow spy Rose Greenhow and once in a boxcar in the Gulf of Mexico.

An Interview with Dara Horn in which she suggests that historical novels are more about the time in which they are written than the time in which they take place. The Q&A ends with detailed examples of the ciphers used by both the North and South during the Civil War. 2010

And certain high ridges do end abruptly – if not quite to the same dramatic effect as Great End. Though Greenhow End, that robber baron's fortress dominating Deepdale, comes close.

Country diary: Border End Tony Greenbank 2010

Greenhow was both a lawyer and a physician, but he grew bored with the practice of medicine.

Archive 2009-01-01 Elizabeth Kerri Mahon 2009

It focuses on three women, Rose O'Neal Greenhow – Confederate spy, Sarah E. Thompson – Union spy, and Alice Williamson – southern schoolgirl.

Creating, Managing & Pres. Dig. Assets: Civil War Women 2006

Making this opportunity more known to students, Greenhow said, is just one way that educators can work with students and their experiences on social networking sites.

Stephen's Lighthouse: June 2008 Archives 2008

After looking at the rest of the collection (especially the part that revolves around Rose O'Neal Greenhow), I would guess that there are specific concerns with the Sarah Thompson collection, since it looks like the available materials for the other two women are fully digitized.

Archive 2006-03-01 2006

Greenhow said that the study's results, while proving that social networking sites offer more than just social fulfillment or professional networking, also have implications for educators, who now have a vast opportunity to support what students are learning on the Web sites.

Stephen's Lighthouse: June 2008 Archives 2008

It focuses on three women, Rose O'Neal Greenhow – Confederate spy, Sarah E. Thompson – Union spy, and Alice Williamson – southern schoolgirl.

Archive 2006-03-01 2006

After looking at the rest of the collection (especially the part that revolves around Rose O'Neal Greenhow), I would guess that there are specific concerns with the Sarah Thompson collection, since it looks like the available materials for the other two women are fully digitized.

Creating, Managing & Pres. Dig. Assets: Civil War Women 2006