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Walking to Hell

Knud E. Hermansen
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Duration
4h 7m
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
James B Patton

About

"Walking to Hell" is the story of Ezekial McNair, a description of his Tom Sawyer-like upbringing and his life in the Confederate infantry, fighting in a war he didn't understand for a cause he didn't know, but confident it was his path to heroism and glory. He did become a hero, but only by accident, in a battle that would haunt him his entire life. Zeke's story is one of humor, poignancy, and tragedy. It describes the every-day life of a Confederate infantryman and provokes contemplation on how attitudes have changed and not changed since the 1860's.

Related Subjects

  • American Civil War Era
  • 19th Century
  • Historical
  • Adult Fiction

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Knud E. HermansenAuthor
Jim PattonReader