Silent Witness

This book is a charming story of Bonny, a muslin rag doll, the constant companion of Lucretia Virginia McLean. Bonny, with clothes made from pieces of scrape material and lace, tat¬tered and faded is only eleven inches tall Her mouth is smeared and has all the characteristics of a well worn well loved friend.
Sitting inconspicuously on a mantle in the living room of the McLean home, Bonny becomes a silent witness to the signing of Lee's surrender at Appomattox. If a doll could talk, this is story she would tell.