Friday, December 11, 2009
Kent Dorr Contacts Me
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Kent Dorr of the McLaughlin Camp 12, SUVCW, Mansfield, Ohio contacted me and said he had visited Hiram Terman's grave site (see photo) in Rome, Ohio which led him to order and read Hiram's Honor. His kind comments about the book "bringing these soldiers to life" is very gratifying. It is the main reason I wrote Hiram's Honor. Thanks Kent.
After surviving long marches, low morale, and horrific battles, the Confederates swarm over his regiment at Gettysburg on the first day of the great battle. Now a prisoner, he faces a grueling death march south with a defeated, angry Rebel army. Worse, a grinding, lice-ridden death by starvation awaits him at Richmond's Belle Island and later, the infamous Andersonville. How did he survive? http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B001HPJGH0 maxt@tabor.edu
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