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It is July 3, 1863. Corporal Seth Adams of the 124th New York Volunteers, who was shot through the breast on the second day of the Battle of Gettysburg, stumbles into a house behind Confederate lines. There he finds four other Union soldiers, all suffering physical or emotional wounds. While the war rages outside the house, the five men battle inside. Zinger Zook actually enjoys killing the enemy; Horace Jenkins rejoices in a holy war to end slavery; Eldred Spenser was an anti-war activist until last year; and Davey Kinkaid is in shock after shooting in the face an enemy soldier about his age. Seth simply believes in saving the Union his ancestors fought for. While the men await rescue, all except Zinger join together to perform some heroic and near-miraculous deeds. The epilogue includes a surprise ending
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The story of a man whose foreign education has separated him from his African roots and made him parts of a ruling elite whose corruption he finds repugnant. More than thirty years after it was first written, this novel remains a brilliant statement on the challenges still facing African society.
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The authors chronicle their experiences after finding out that their four-year-old daughter had been brutally raped. Theirs is a story of God''s loving deliverance from the horrors of the past. (Christian)
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