Home Of The Brave: In Their Own Words, Selected Short Stories Of Immigrant Medal Of Honor Recipients Of The Civil
Taken directly from affidavits stored at the National Archives in Washington, District of Columbia, immigrant soldiers and witnesses attest to the events that resulted in 26 soldiers of these soldiers being awarded the medal of honor.
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Home Of The Brave: In Their Own Words, Selected Short Stories Of Immigrant Medal Of Honor Recipients Of The Civil
Taken directly from affidavits stored at the National Archives in Washington, District of Columbia, immigrant soldiers and witnesses attest to the events that resulted in 26 soldiers of these soldiers being awarded the medal of honor.
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Home Of The Brave: In Their Own Words, Selected Short Stories Of Immigrant Medal Of Honor Recipients Of The Civil

Home Of The Brave: In Their Own Words, Selected Short Stories Of Immigrant Medal Of Honor Recipients Of The Civil

by Les Rolston
Home Of The Brave: In Their Own Words, Selected Short Stories Of Immigrant Medal Of Honor Recipients Of The Civil

Home Of The Brave: In Their Own Words, Selected Short Stories Of Immigrant Medal Of Honor Recipients Of The Civil

by Les Rolston

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Taken directly from affidavits stored at the National Archives in Washington, District of Columbia, immigrant soldiers and witnesses attest to the events that resulted in 26 soldiers of these soldiers being awarded the medal of honor.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781365778179
Publisher: Revival Waves of Glory Ministries
Publication date: 02/23/2017
Pages: 206
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.44(d)

About the Author

Les Rolston was born in 1954 and has studied American history for most of his adult life. His greatest interest is in the lives of ordinary people, who in times of crisis go on to do extraordinary deeds. His first book, Lost Soul: A Confederate Soldier In New England (Mariner 2007 (second edition), described his efforts to preserve the unmarked grave site of a Confederate soldier buried in Rhode Island. As a result of this book Rolston gained national attention, telling his story through the Associated Press and television programs. He has received citations from the Rhode Island House of Representatives and a letter of commendation from former United States Senator Claiborne Pell. He was also awarded the Jefferson Davis Medal, the United Daughters of the Confederacy's highest award.
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