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Download ^ Painted Trillium: A Novel of the Civil War PDF by * Robert Brandt eBook or Kindle ePUB Online free. Painted Trillium: A Novel of the Civil War She starts to rethink her vow to live independently. She vows to make her own way and never be dependent on any man.To Captain John Lockridge, the war is more of an interruption. The story explores war’s impact on women in particular and the ways it altered their lives forever.. He’ll return to Columbus, marry his fiancée, and resume his nascent law practice. President Lincoln expects the Army of the Cumberland to launch its next push south with the advent of spring.The dutifu

Painted Trillium: A Novel of the Civil War

Title : Painted Trillium: A Novel of the Civil War
Author :
Rating : 4.63 (538 Votes)
Asin : 0996787852
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 238 Pages
Publish Date : 2017-11-19
Language : English

Betty Sands said This historical novel is a page-turner!. This is a page-turner! It kept me up late several nights in a row. When it ended, I was sad because I'd become attached to the characters - as if they were my friends. This historical novel is set in Middle Tennessee during the Civil War, after Nashville had fallen to the Union Army. Before reading this book, I hadn't considered how Middle Tennessee families coped with the daily presence of Union Soldiers - particularly those families whose loved ones died fighting for the. An Excellent Perspective of the Civil War Painted Trillium gives a clear perspective of the Civil War from the travails of the women who were left to support and defend themselves. It does not attempt to judge the path taken by the various women who are required to work the land, provide the food for the families and, at times, to take steps to defend themselves. We often read about the combatants, but seldom about those left to fend for themselves (particularly in a war zone such as Tennessee). The author has res. "Deeply affecting story about tragedy and hope" according to A. Richard. PAINTED TRILLIUM is a deeply affecting story about tragedy and hope. Set during the Civil War, the novel exposes the struggles individuals faced on a daily basis, regardless of whether they sided with the North or South. I have always been fascinated with this emotionally chaotic period in American history, as I have ancestors whose lives were shaped by this war. Robert Brandt skillfully interweaves historical facts with his own fictional imaginings to create an extremely

She starts to rethink her vow to live independently. She vows to make her own way and never be dependent on any man.To Captain John Lockridge, the war is more of an interruption. The story explores war’s impact on women in particular and the ways it altered their lives forever.. He’ll return to Columbus, marry his fiancée, and resume his nascent law practice. President Lincoln expects the Army of the Cumberland to launch its next push south with the advent of spring.The dutiful and studious Carrie takes a step toward independence by signing on to teach at a school that will open after the Union army marches away. The war does something else. When Morton’s interest in Carrie broadens beyond teaching, Carrie is flattered. But first, he’ll have to make it home alive.Through a chance encounter in early 1863 while the Union army is based at Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Carrie and John become friends. She begins meeting regularly with the headmaster, Morton Walling, a widower with a young daughter. Their acquaintance promises to be brief. Much to President Lincoln’s frustration, the army stays put as the bright hues of Middle Tennessee’s spring turn into the deep greens of summer. Painted Trillium is an absorbing story of relationships, survival, and rebirth in the Civil War, told through the lives of a twenty-one-year old Tennessee woman and a young Union officer with a fiancée

Among his books are Touring the Middle Tennessee Backroads, Fodor’s Compass American Guide – Tennessee, and Middle Tennessee on Foot. His contributions to the Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Cultures include entries about the period covered in Painted Trillium. His articles have appeared in the Sierra, Tennessee Historical Quarterly and The Tennessee Conservationist. A native of Norris, Tennessee, he received a BA in

Among his books are Touring the Middle Tennessee Backroads, Fodor’s Compass American Guide – Tennessee, and Middle Tennessee on Foot. His contributions to the Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Cultures include entries about the period covered in Painted Trillium. His articles have appeared in the Sierra, Tennessee Historical Quarterly and The Tennessee Conservationist. A native of Norris, Tennessee, he received a BA in history from Centre College and JD from Vanderbilt University where he served as an adjunct faculty member. He is a retired judge and

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