Nathan Bedford Forrest: A Biography.

The Mississippi Quarterly | September 22, 1994| | Copyright

A few days after Lee's surrender at Appomattox, the Garrisonian abolitionist Lydia Maria Child observed that she did not "feel blood-thirsty toward any of the rebels." Despite her pacifism she had supported the Union war effort. But four years of civil war had not extinguished her non-resistant sentiments, and she shuddered at the prospect that the restoration of peace might be accompanied by the execution of leading rebels. She hoped that Jefferson Davis would successfully "slip away to some place of safety," and she wished nothing worse for Lee than that he "get a good living ...

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