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| Posted: Mon May 14th, 2007 03:59 am |
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Younglobo I think I have seen this series. I personally would rather real historical accounts of the battles and other non fiction books about the Civil War. I have such a stack now I don't have time for fiction . Saying that I do admit I have discovered Ambrose Bierce . I read him in school but not really anything but Occurence at Owl Creek. Dover has all kinds of classical books at 1 dollar a piece . I ordered several interesting books. Two of them were Bierce. I am now a big fan. Also Kate Chopin , Now she isn't Civil War , she is the years after the war in the rural south of Louisana Cajun country. I keep saying how have I managed to never have read her stories. Again short stories mainly. My pile on non fiction on the Civil War keep growing . I will never catch up. Too many things to explore and read about . Now reading only about the Franklin/Spring Hill, Mufreesboro in preparation for the Civil War Muster next month. Then when I get home I will read the mystery novels I love that I am also behind in, then back to nonfiction. As I keep saying SOOO many books SOOO little time and I am retired.
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