Legalized prostitution, guerrilla warfare, General Sherman exiling Memphians to Arkansas, or God forbid... the North, were all things about Tennessee's Civil War years missing from my Volunteer State education. Tennesseans, possibly more than residents of any other Confederate state, were conflicted not only with the Yankee enemy, but with one another. Battles fought inside families are often the least likely to see the light of day, and this often seemed the unspoken element of each of these stories. It was an enjoyable education of some of Tennessee's lesser known Civil War trials.