Using old regimental records from the Civil War, as well as diaries and letters, Mark W. Johnson has unearthed a wealth of new material about this long-neglected topic: he covers every unit and every battle in compelling narrative and exhaustive detail and reaches some surprising conclusions about the significant role these troops played in the Union's eventual victory.
Let Us Die Like Brave Men tells the stories behind the dying words of 52 warriors who fell for the Southern cause. It includes soldiers from every Confederate state and gives equal play to men high-ranking and obscure.
Reproduction of the original: Brave Men and Women by O.E Fuller
Brave Men, Gentle Heroes presents the honest, touching, and harrowing stories of men who served in World War II and of their sons who served in Vietnam -- fathers and sons bonded as deeply by their experience in war as by blood.
Condensed from the best-selling, About Face, the firsthand experiences of a colonel from the Korean and Vietnam wars follows many of the exploits and missions that earned him more than 110 medals. Reissue.
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Henry and Willie Cole were lucky to have survived the bloody Battle of Gettysburg.
As a draught slowly puts a stranglehold on the land, and, one by one, the hardworking men and women of the region move away, rancher Charlie Flagg is determined to...
An exciting epic fantasy for readers who enjoy Mark Lawrence and Peter V Brett.
More American lives were lost during The Battle of Antietam than any other one-day battle in history before or since. Among the killed and wounded were 535 members of the...