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Civil War Stories
Ambrose Bierce · 1994 · 295 pages
From the moment the first shots were fired at Fort Sumter up until the present, people have not stopped being fascinated by this war, which claimed 600,000 lives and which has inspired more literature - from poetry to TV documentaries - than any other in American history. Collected here are some of the most extraordinary stories to emerge from the Civil War phenomenon. Some are true and some are fictional, but all focus on the experiences of individuals involved in some way in the ordeal, included are selections by, among others: Ambrose Bierce. Stephen Crane. Sarah Emma Edmonds. John Fox. G. A. Henty. Thomas Wentworth Higginson. Mary Ann Loughborough. John McElroy. John G. Nicolay. Randall Parrish. Philip Henry Sheridan
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Ryan Holiday
“Ryan was blown away by the fiction collection, praising its dark and beautiful writing as part of his comprehensive Civil War reading year.”↗