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Nashville 1864
Nashville 1864

By Madison Jones

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Nashville, December 1864. Federal forces have occupied the city for two long years of war, depriving its inhabitants of everything but their pride and their diminishing hopes for victory. Steven Mo...

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World War Two Era
World War Two Era

By Katharine Whittemore

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Pacific Island Battlegrounds of World War II
The Wisdom of Eagles
Where the Buf Fellows Roamed
Potpourri of War
Potpourri of War

By Noonie Fortin

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The Lost Diary
The Lost Diary

By Irwin B. Spandau

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One Grain of Sand
One Grain of Sand

By Helen C. Doerfel

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Hellcats
Hellcats

By John C. Ferguson

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