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Posted January 28, 2012
Great idea but it ended too soon and would have made a better book than a short story.
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Posted December 25, 2011
As usual Mr. Turtledove weaves historical and fictional characters into a fun tale.
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Posted January 10, 2013
I think it works as a short stroy and sets up well for a novel to follow.
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Overview
In the history we know, General Robert E. Lee felt compelled to fight on the Confederate side, because honor (as he saw it) forbade him to take up arms against Virginia, his native state. But what if the demands of honor had led him in the other direction altogether? Harry Turtledove, author of perhaps the most famous alternate-history novel about Robert E. Lee (The Guns of the South, 1992), here returns with a look at what the great...