Tag Archives: Post Civil War
Review: Watercolors, by Lorna Seilstad
Synopsis Strong-willed watercolor artist Amelia York thought she could paint the scenes of her own life – that is until she finds herself responsible for getting her brother, a paralyzed war veteran, home to Iowa and must deal with the … Continue reading
Non-fiction Review: Freedom’s Detective, by Charles Lane
Who was Hiram C. Whitley, second Chief of the United States Secret Service and the man who broke up KKK during the Reconstruction era? In this easy to understand narrative, journalist Charles Lane describes an enigma of a man who … Continue reading
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