In the book The Civil War: Moments in History, the
quote I found most interesting is about Andersonville prison. “Since we have no
other water, we drink and cook from the stream. I am learning to strain, or filter, it as best I can.” I found this interesting because prisons at
Andersonville used water that was clean before it came through the guard’s
camp. The guards used it for drinking
washing, and for a toilet. Then the
water came to the prisoners. It didn’t
smell good or look good. It made the
prisoners sick. This man tried to make
it cleaner, so he could drink it.
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