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|  | | Fathers, Sons, and Brothers, Book One, 2nd Edition
This is Civil War historical fiction at it's best! Based on the diary of Nathan S. Clark, the reader will be immersed in the lives of citizen soldiers during our Civil War! Follow Nathan and Company H of the 20th Maine Regiment to the fields around Antietam, the fiery, cold hell at Fredericksburg in December 1862. Then through the loss of comrades through disease and then onto the daunting day at Gettysburg where their mettle is tested to its fullest on Little Round Top on a hot July day! All the while his new bride Sarah endures his absence from home. Fathers, Sons, and Brothers,
Book One takes the reader there to see soldier's life from a personal perspective! The author guarantees you will believe you are there! For the Civil War history buff as well as those interested in a great war novel!
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Nathan married his sweetheart Sarah, July 27, 1862; mustered into the Maine Volunteer Infantry on the 28th. He helped recruit the men that would be Company H, of the Twentieth Maine Regiment.
They all thought it would be an adventure . . .
the battlefield would be more than that . .
{Excerpt from Chapter Two; “Fathers, Sons, and Brothers” Book Two} © 2003, by James “Gus” Filegar Which Way October, 1863 By mid October, the Twentieth and the rest of the Fifth Corps had moved twenty five miles to their south, to near Catlett Station. The weather had remained warm, comfortable for daytime, as was usual for this part of the country. The nights however brought cold temperatures, yet not many complained, except for the long marches in the heat of the day. Rain made itself the usual nuisance though, and when it d |
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Dark September
by Brendan O'Brien
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 Autumn 1940. Germany invades Britain. Newport is blitzed. Danny O’Shea’s house is bombed, his wife is killed. While taking his young son Adam to neutral Ireland, they witness an attack on a German convoy. The result is brutal. |
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