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The Long Road to Gettysburg

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The Long Road to Gettysburg

By: Jim Murphy
Narrated by: Ray Childs, Terry Bregy, William Dufris
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Experience firsthand the bloodiest battle of the Civil war, through the eyes of two young teenage military officers - one from the North and one from the South. Corporal Thomas Galway was a 17-year-old Union soldier, while 19-year-old John Dooley fought for the South. Murphy expertly weaves excerpts from their journals with vivid descriptions of the brutal realities of the Battle of Gettysburg and the Civil War in general.

©2010 Jim Murphy (P)2012 Audio Bookshelf
Fiction Military & Wars North America United States Solider History For Kids
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A Gettysburg Worth Hearing.

well done story. not much new info but for the two men who fought. liked that the rest of there life after the war is followed .

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