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In compliance with the expressed desire of many of Elsie's friends andadmirers, the story of her life is continued in this, the fifth volumeof the series.When about to undertake its preparation the suggestion was made to theauthor that to bring in the doings of the Ku Klux would add interest tothe story, and at the same time give a truer picture of life in theSouth during the years 1867-68 in which its events take place.The published reports of the Congressional Committee of Investigationwere resorted to as the most reliable source of information, diligentlyexamined, and care taken not to go beyond the facts there given asregards the proceedings of the Klan, the clemency and paternal acts ofthe Government, or the kindly, fraternal feelings and deeds of thepeople of the North toward their impoverished and suffering brethren ofthe South.These things have become matters of history: vice and crime should becondemned wherever found; and naught has been set down in malice; forthe author has a warm love for the South as part and parcel of the dearland of her birth.May this child of her brain give pain to none, but prove pleasant andprofitable to all who peruse its pages, and especially helpful to youngparents,M. F.