Andersonville, My Love
a tale of brokenness, a time of confusion32 total reviews
Comment from Wayne Fowler
I read the book and visited the site, as well.
It was perfectly hideous, the way the prisoners were treated.
And only one man was convicted and hung.
And then many who survived were killed in a steamboat explosion on the Mississippi River.
Here I was, broken form my state of Tennessee - (from?)
Best wishes.
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I read the book and visited the site, as well.
It was perfectly hideous, the way the prisoners were treated.
And only one man was convicted and hung.
And then many who survived were killed in a steamboat explosion on the Mississippi River.
Here I was, broken form my state of Tennessee - (from?)
Best wishes.
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Comment Written 15-Oct-2024
Comment from royowen
Actually I googled Andersonville and that prison came up, obviously a place of infamy, certainly to the union soldiers harboured there all those years ago, it certainly would have been the most undesirable place of residence, beautifully written Jim, well done, blessings Roy
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reply by the author on 22-Oct-2024
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Actually I googled Andersonville and that prison came up, obviously a place of infamy, certainly to the union soldiers harboured there all those years ago, it certainly would have been the most undesirable place of residence, beautifully written Jim, well done, blessings Roy
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Comment Written 15-Oct-2024
reply by the author on 22-Oct-2024
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I am very sorry for my tardiness in responding.
Thank you for your very kind words. Your words mean much to me.
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Bless you Jim
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Thank you!
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Bless you