After the Lost War

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In AFTER THE LOST WAR, poet Andrew Hudgins has Sidney Lanier relate his life story in forty-four individual poems, ranging from one to thirteen pages of loosely metered but unrhymed verse. Sidney Lanier (b.d. ) was an actual person -- a Civil War soldier for the Confederacy, a poet, a flautist, /5(10).

After the Lost War: A Narrative Andrew Hudgins, Author Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) $ (p this second book is also an epic achievement.

(January 19) DETAILS. After the War is Over is a quiet book, however, the quietness was a good reflection of the time and a different pace would have seemed less respectful.

Read more 10 people found this helpful/5(). After the Lost War is the story in verse of the Georgia-born poet and musician Sidney Lanier. The book is divided into four chronologically arranged sections, beginning with the years after the Civil War, when Lanier, a Confederate soldier, returns home.

The forty-four poems in After the Lost War by Andrew Hudgins are all spoken in the voice of the historical Georgia-born poet and musician Sidney Lanier. They are divided into four sections, ranging from chronicles of Lanier’s Civil War experience to the personal aftermath of the war; from Lanier’s state of mind during a time.

AFTER THE WAR WAS LOST. By Kathryn Morton. He writes in English and does not require that the reader know the Orient to understand his book. His unnamed city is generic, full of Japanese place. After the War By Carol Matas this book was first published in and its a novel.

a important character in the book is Ruth a 15 year old girl. Another important character is Zui a 17 year old boy. After Ruth and her people were freed at the end of world war/5.

After the War is Over, a story of a young woman trying to find her pay in Britain after the Great War is one amazing example of her work. Historical fiction lovers, if you have not read this book and her others, you are missing out!/5. Before being killed in Vietnam inhe wrote eight books that many claim are some of the best history books about the French War and the beginnings of the Vietnam War.

The work also included a damning warning about what the U.S. military would face, much of which came to pass. In Pharaoh’s Army: Memories of the Lost War by Tobias WolffAuthor: Tracy Shapley.

Lost Cause The term "Lost Cause" emerged at the end of the Civil War when Edward Pollard, editor of the Richmond Examiner, popularized it with his book The Lost Cause, which chronicled the Confederacy's term swiftly came into common use as a reference not only to military defeat, but defeat of the "southern way of life"—a phrase that generally referred to the.

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However, travel across the battlefields of the Second World War. After sufficient time had elapsed to ease some of the war’s psychic wounds, we saw a mini explosion of important books. Most of the books on the following, very subjective, list of the top 15 fiction and nonfiction titles, came out in the late ’70s and throughout the ’80s.

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Ruth returns to her hometown in Poland and quickly learns that both her home and her family are gone. At the age of 15, she loses her faith, and lives with the guilt of being the only surviving member Author: Carol Matas.

And the time-serving civil servant's climactic speech provides Sher with an opportunity to show off his acting skills, honed on Shakespeare as well as a raft of contemporary dramas. But nonetheless WAR BOOK is a salutary piece, an update of John Badham's film WAR GAMES () for the post- nuclear age/10().

Edward Alfred Pollard (Febru – Decem ) was an American author active as a journalist in Virginia. Pollard was a Confederate sympathizer during the American Civil War and wrote several books on the causes and events of the conflict.

Pollard is best known for authoring The Lost Cause infollowed up by The Lost Cause Regained in Born: FebruNelson County, Virginia, U.S. The Civil War: A Narrative by Shelby Foote.

This epic three-volume masterpiece is to war what Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire was to history. It is the definitive history of the US Civil War — it gives equal treatment to both sides, and is more than one million words, but is never boring.

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1, views. Like this video. Sign in to make your opinion count. Don't like this video. Sign in to make your opinion count. Did you know There’s a. After we took the statues down, I began reading the most definitive and expansive work on the Lost Cause and the movement to whitewash history—books such as Lies Across America: What Our.It’s short for a Civil War book but packs an enormous punch.

Dew’s review of the work of the secession commissioners—and in particular, his exposure of their words and arguments—forever dispenses with the question of why the South seceded.

No one can deny it was about slavery after reading this book. 5. Sam Watkins, Company Aytch (). History books China's War with Japan, The Struggle for Survival by Rana Mitter – review The war he fought was long and bloody, starting in with the Japanese occupation of.