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MAKING CARTRIDGES
The book "MAKING CARTRIDGES" is a must for all serious living historians. Patrick Reardon has done a wonderful job of putting together a simplified guide to reproducing rifle musket and smoothbore blank cartridges ammunitions for your impression. This book contains easy to follow diagrams and simple instructions on how to make your cartridges look just like the originals including the bulk packaging. It also contains photo's of original wooden ammunition crates should you wish to reproduce those as well. Another enjoyable and informative book published by the Watch Dog. RIDING W THE WIZARD OF THE SADDLEA GUIDED TOUR OF THE GENERAL NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST'S CAREER.
A new book by Capt. Brent Lokey, USAF Retired, follows our Favorite General's life and career from birth till death. If you enjoy touring the battle sites this book will be an invaluable guide. As you know sometimes finding the scene of skirmishes or smaller cavalry raids can be almost impossible. With this wonderful book you can follow the General on his many campaigns and raids with ease. Over 300 photos are included in this new updated edition. #2306 $29.95 CHOOSE NOW! SOJOURNS OF A PATRIOT, THE FIELD AND PRISON PAPERS OF AN UNRECONSTRUCTED CONFEDERATE ITEM #346 $26.95 BUY NOW! THE GOD OF WAR, WHEN I RODE WITH GEN. N. B. FORREST
Here's your chance to get a great deal on a brand new copy of the book "The God of War, When I Rode With Gen. N. B. Forrest". The God of War is a historically accurate work which the author has expanded upon to include dialogue and letters which bring to life the hard charging career of Nathan Bedford Forrest. The fierce, defiant and proud Forrest, like some Old Testament Prophet, was feared by friend and foe alike. Now the author, through the medium of Henry Wylie's letters brings to life the brave men who rode "Hell Bent For Leather" with the Wizard of the Saddle!
ITEM #855 $16.95 BUY NOW! FORGOTTEN CONFEDERATES, AN ANTHOLOGY ABOUT BLACK SOUTHERNERS.
"Forgotten Confederates, An Anthology About Black Southerners". Scholars of Southern history largely have avoided the task of linking African Americans to the Confederate states war effort. That effort is conceded to have been a thrust toward Southern independence, with a resulting continuance of enslavement. It is undoubtedly disturbing and illogical to some people That Black Southerners could directly lend support to this effort. But, not so as this factual account will show.One of the lost chapters of the Civil War has been the passive and even active support that many southern blacks, free and slave, gave to the confederacy. forgotten confederates illuminate the overlooked facet of this seemingly contradictory behavior by a group of African Americans who appear to have thought of themselves as southerners first and blacks second. neither confederate history , nor black studies, can afford to ignore it any longer. ITEM #856 $17.95 BUY NOW! IN THE LAND OF COTTON
"In the Land of Cotton". It might do more good here to describe the author rather than the book because once you have some understanding of the author the book will become crystal clear as well.Dr. Michael R. Bradley was born in 1940 in an area very much like the one he describes in his stories. His boyhood home on the Alabama/Tennessee line was filled with talkative old folks, and he grew up listening to their stories. He has never stopped listening to the past. He was educated at Samford University in Birmingham and at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. he has become as he says "A Man of Words". He teaches history At Motlow State College in Tullahoma Tennessee, and is a Presbyterian minister. Now that you know a little about the man I think I should prepare you just a little bit more for the stories. This is just one in a series of books by Dr. Bradley. Each in itself is not too long, generally about a hundred pages or so. Which all in all is good thing because I guarantee you will not be able to set the book down until you have finished. Stories told as if you were once again a wee little thing at you grandpa's knee. Oral traditions of the area handed down from generations of story tellers one to the next. Some can be documented--some do not require such a mundane concept as documentation. They are what they are. Great stories that have entertained hundreds of ears long before they ever reached yours. Years before the radio or television much less the P.C. came along put such a distance between generations these tales of the struggle's that rural folks had to endure during the war between the states have resinated cross valley and hill to be told time and again in a hope that history that is not forgotten will not be repeated. ITEM #857 $9.95 BUY NOW! EARLY ON A FROSTY MORNING, TALES FROM THE GREAT DEPRESSION
"Early On a Frosty Morning, Stories of the Great Depression". It might do more good here to describe the author rather than the book because once you have some understanding of the author the book will become crystal clear as well.Dr. Michael R. Bradley was born in 1940 in an area very much like the one he describes in his stories. His boyhood home on the Alabama/Tennessee line was filled with talkative old folks, and he grew up listening to their stories. He has never stopped listening to the past. He was educated at Samford University in Birmingham and at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. he has become as he says "A Man of Words". He teaches history At Motlow State College in Tullahoma Tennessee, and is a Presbyterian minister. Now that you know a little about the man I think I should prepare you just a little bit more for the stories. This is just one in a series of books by Dr. Bradley. Each in itself is not too long, generally about a hundred pages or so. Which all in all is good thing because I guarantee you will not be able to set the book down until you have finished. Stories told as if you were once again a wee little thing at you grandpa's knee. Oral traditions of the area handed down from generations of story tellers one to the next. Some can be documented--some do not require such a mundane concept as documentation. They are what they are. Great stories that have entertained hundreds of ears long before they ever reached yours. Years before the radio or television much less the P.C. came along put such a distance between generations these tales of the struggle's that rural folks had to endure during the war between the states have resinated cross valley and hill to be told time and again in a hope that history that is not forgotten will not be repeated. ITEM #858 $9.95 BUY NOW! OLD TIMES THERE ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
"Old Times There Are Not Forgotten, A Family Saga of the Civil War". It might do more good here to describe the author rather than the book because once you have some understanding of the author the book will become crystal clear as well.Dr. Michael R. Bradley was born in 1940 in an area very much like the one he describes in his stories. His boyhood home on the Alabama/Tennessee line was filled with talkative old folks, and he grew up listening to their stories. He has never stopped listening to the past. He was educated at Samford University in Birmingham and at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. he has become as he says "A Man of Words". He teaches history At Motlow State College in Tullahoma Tennessee, and is a Presbyterian minister. Now that you know a little about the man I think I should prepare you just a little bit more for the stories. This is just one in a series of books by Dr. Bradley. Each in itself is not too long, generally about a hundred pages or so. Which all in all is good thing because I guarantee you will not be able to set the book down until you have finished. Stories told as if you were once again a wee little thing at you grandpa's knee. Oral traditions of the area handed down from generations of story tellers one to the next. Some can be documented--some do not require such a mundane concept as documentation. They are what they are. Great stories that have entertained hundreds of ears long before they ever reached yours. Years before the radio or television much less the P.C. came along put such a distance between generations these tales of the struggle's that rural folks had to endure during the war between the states have resinated cross valley and hill to be told time and again in a hope that history that is not forgotten will not be repeated. ITEM #859 $9.95 BUY NOW! TO LIVE AND DIE IN DIXIE
"To Live and Die In Dixie, True Tales Retold". It might do more good here to describe the author rather than the book because once you have some understanding of the author the book will become crystal clear as well.Dr. Michael R. Bradley was born in 1940 in an area very much like the one he describes in his stories. His boyhood home on the Alabama/Tennessee line was filled with talkative old folks, and he grew up listening to their stories. He has never stopped listening to the past. He was educated at Samford University in Birmingham and at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. he has become as he says "A Man of Words". He teaches history At Motlow State College in Tullahoma Tennessee, and is a Presbyterian minister. Now that you know a little about the man I think I should prepare you just a little bit more for the stories. This is just one in a series of books by Dr. Bradley. Each in itself is not too long, generally about a hundred pages or so. Which all in all is good thing because I guarantee you will not be able to set the book down until you have finished. Stories told as if you were once again a wee little thing at you grandpa's knee. Oral traditions of the area handed down from generations of story tellers one to the next. Some can be documented--some do not require such a mundane concept as documentation. They are what they are. Great stories that have entertained hundreds of ears long before they ever reached yours. Years before the radio or television much less the P.C. came along put such a distance between generations these tales of the struggle's that rural folks had to endure during the war between the states have resinated cross valley and hill to be told time and again in a hope that history that is not forgotten will not be repeated. ITEM #860 $9.95 BUY NOW! 
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