Like to Read Civil War Novels?

[archaeon]

One of my favorite authors, Bernard Cornwell, wrote the "Starbuck" series...four books that follow a Yankee youth who switches side to fight for the South. He also wrote the "Sharpe's Rifles" series, and the Saxon/Dane series for those of you in England. It's very interesting to read historically based novels that give reference to alot of the things we find. I hope you enjoy them.
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[R AND R]

Guns of the South - Harry Turtledove........

 

[archaeon]

Guns of the South - Harry Turtledove........

i will get it!

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

archaeon,
enjoy reading about the War of the Rebellion.

Mostly history; a novel here and there.
Not many novels; last one I really enjoyed
was, " Coal Black Horse", by Olmstead.
Its one of the few novels that lets you
feel exactly how horrible that rebellion was.

have a good un.....
SHERMANVILLE

 

[Lowbatts]

"I propose to fight it out on this line if it takes all summer."
Gawd, The Wilderness.
Brutal reality of human nature.

 

[archaeon]

the Sharpe's Rifle series is really good...about the first rifles in the British military, they were called "the grasshoppers"

 

[R AND R]

Forgot to mention- The Harry turtledove - Guns of the South - is sorta Si-Fi it's about some fellas that travel back in time and bring the CSA some AK-47's and stuff........no really.... So if your into history it would not be a good read more like a "what if" alternate history. Yall were talking about historical/fiction and such.

 

[archaeon]

Forgot to mention- The Harry turtledove - Guns of the South - is sorta Si-Fi it's about some fellas that travel back in time and bring the CSA some AK-47's and stuff........no really.... So if your into history it would not be a good read more like a "what if" alternate history. Yall were talking about historical/fiction and such.

now that you mention it, i have heard of that boook and i have always wanted to read it...i was a science fiction nut first, then british royal navy, then historical novels....ever read the "Casca" series...Barry Saddler, the guy that wrote the Green Beret jump song

 

[TXPIRATE]

Its either James Reasoner or Jim Reasoner that has a very good series of books. There Great reads and if I remember right he is a relic hunter also.

 

[Likely Guy]

'Andersonville' by MacKinlay Kantor. Takes a strong stomach to read it though.