A Woman's War Diary: A Record of Sherman's Army Passage Through a Georgia Plantation on the March to the Sea, Recorded in the Diary of Dolly Sumner Lunt is a fascinating documentary essay on wartime life by author Dolly Sumner Lunt. In this diary, she captured the unrest of the events that accompanied the passage of troops through her land, conveying the emotions, fears and hopes of women who found themselves at the center of military events. The book reveals to the reader not only the difficult everyday life during the war, but also the fate of a woman who bravely resisted the tests of fate. "Women's War Diary" is an important literary heritage that helps preserve the memory of important historical events and women's devotion to their ideals and values even in the most dramatic moments.