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"Gives the best account I know of.... This Confederate Soldier shows his devotion to the truth by limiting his narrative to what he saw with his own eyes."
--Shelby Foote
"He was the G.I. Joe of the confederate amy.... He wrote so honestly, casually, and dramatically that no one who pretends to understand the Irresponsible Conflict can neglect reading this book."
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Book Description Softcover. Condition: new. Reprint. The recent rediscovery of Rebel Private Front and Rear effectively lost for decades marks an authentic publishing event in the literature of the Civil War A rare insight into the conflict from the point of view of a Confederate army enlisted man this compelling memoir has been hailed by historians as a classic and indispensible key to understanding the Southern perspective Margaret Mitchell even described it as her single most valuable source of research for Gone With the WindThis stunning document is the work of a common foot soldier blessed with extraordinary perception and articulateness After joining the famed Texas Brigade under Stonewall Jackson Private William A Fletcher saw action at Second Manassas Fredericksburg Gettysburg Channcellorsville and Chickamauga He was wounded several times and escaped from a moving Union prison train before the Souths surrender In 1907 he published this powerfully evocative account of his exploits a volume of frank detailed recollections that spares none of the horror courage or absurdity of war But a fire destroyed all but a few copies before they could be distributed One copy however did make its way to the Library of Congress where it was eventually discovered Today this colorful work has become the voice of the Civil War frontline grunt speaking to the modern reader with the intensity of personal experience and a vividness of detail that gives it a riveting youarethere quality. Seller Inventory # DADAX0452011574
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Book Description Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The recent rediscovery of Rebel Private: Front and Rear, effectively lost for decades, marks an authentic publishing event in the literature of the Civil War. A rare insight into the conflict from the point of view of a Confederate army enlisted man, this compelling memoir has been hailed by historians as a classic and indispensible key to understanding the Southern perspective. Margaret Mitchell even described it as her single most valuable source of research for Gone With the Wind.This stunning document is the work of a common foot soldier blessed with extraordinary perception and articulateness. After joining the famed Texas Brigade under Stonewall Jackson. Private William A. Fletcher saw action at Second Manassas, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, Channcellorsville, and Chickamauga. He was wounded several times and escaped from a moving Union prison train before the South's surrender. In 1907, he published this powerfully evocative account of his exploits, a volume of frank, detailed recollections that spares none of the horror, courage, or absurdity of war. But a fire destroyed all but a few copies before they could be distributed. One copy, however, did make its way to the Library of Congress, where it was eventually discovered. Today, this colorful work has become the voice of the Civil War front-line grunt, speaking to the modern reader with the intensity of personal experience and a vividness of detail that gives it a riveting you-are-there quality. Private William A. Fletcher fought with the famed Texas Brigade at Gettysburg, Chancellorsville, Second Manassas, and Chickamauga. In 1907, he published this fascinating account of his exploits, but a fire destroyed all but a few copies before they could be distributed. One copy, however, did make its way to the Library of Congress. Now this rare glimpse of the war from a grunt's perspective is available to the general reader. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780452011571
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