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With a
focus on the trials of three young women as they work to maintain their lives and their home during the final days of the American Civil
War, The Keeping Room shines by focusing not on the war or those who fought it, but on those left behind, and the struggles, both physically and emotionally, that they had to endu
War, The Keeping
Room shines by
focusing not on the
war or those who fought it, but on those left behind, and the struggles, both physically and emotionally, that they had to endu
war or those who fought it, but on those left behind, and the struggles, both physically and emotionally, that they had to endure.