Queen of the Confederacy: The Innocent Deceits of Lucy Holcombe Pickens

1-Chapter One * Changing Times * 1830-1840
8-Chapter Two * Riches have taken to themselves wings � 1840-1846
18-Chapter Three * If she wears blue stockings  1846-1849
27-Chapter Four * A stranger in a strange land * 1850
36-Chapter Five * My spirit is restless * 1851
43-Chapter Six * The only kindred blood I ever knew * 1851
49-Chapter Seven * My home is in the prairied West  1852-1857
62-Chapter Eight * The Marriage Mart of The South * 1857
73-Chapter Nine * The heart hath reason * 1858
79-Chapter Ten * Talking of elevated and mighty themes * 1858
87-Chapter Eleven * The confused sound * 1858
92-Chapter Twelve * It was very marked and not known * 1859
Illustrations
101-Chapter Thirteen * I suspect it will look more like a Muscovite
.1859-60
108-Chapter Fourteen * There is nothing real * 1860
116-Chapter Fifteen * I find myself going up the hill * 1860
126-Chapter Sixteen * I am where duty and honor demand  1861
134-Chapter Seventeen * It was grand-it was awful * 1861
141-Chapter Eighteen  * Submissiveness is not my role * 1862
148-Chapter Nineteen * The only comfort in all this misery  1861-63
158-Chapter Twenty * A volcano under that exterior * 1863-65
165-Chapter Twenty-one * Out of the dead, cold ashes  1865-69
177-Chapter Twenty-two * Rouse yourself  1869-1875
184-Chapter Twenty-three * TheJoan of Arc of Carolina  1876-1893
192-Chapter Twenty-four * We do not forget!  1894-1899
199-Epilogue
203-Appendix A  On Leaving Villa De Lanski
206-Appendix B  Pickens Genealogy
208-Appendix C  Holcombe Genealogy