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books:
THE DESTINY OF MEN, The Road
to Gettysburg, is a true and
historica account of the civil
war record of two soldiers; one
union and one confederate. Their
story is written in historical
novel format. Copiously
researched and based on many
primary resources including
personal wartime letters, the
auther follows their journey to
it dramatic conclusion. Each copy
will be autographed by the
author with a personal note to
purchaser. price includes
shipping. $25
Reviews:
5.0 out of 5 stars Great story!
"This book is a very well written story of two individuals who travel very different paths. Each is swept along by the strong forces which culminated in the struggle between opposing ideals. Not only is this a compelling drama but the fact that it is based on actual men makes it all the more intriguing. It focuses on the lives of the individuals who wore the uniforms, camped, marched, fought and if lucky, were able to make it home. This is one of the few books I will re-read."
Dr. George F. Loss
Elmhurst, Illinois
5.0 out of 5 stars Great story!
"This book is a very well written story of two individuals who travel very different paths. Each is swept along by the strong forces which culminated in the struggle between opposing ideals. Not only is this a compelling drama but the fact that it is based on actual men makes it all the more intriguing. It focuses on the lives of the individuals who wore the uniforms, camped, marched, fought and if lucky, were able to make it home. This is one of the few books I will re-read."
Dr. George F. Loss
Elmhurst, Illinois
"KGB, I am just
about to finish your
book. It is
absolutely
spell-binding! We
had our BRCWRT
board meeting
tonight and I told
them what a great
book it was. You did
a great job, Keith. I
love it."
Billy Spedale
Baton Rouge, LA
Billy Spedale
Baton Rouge, LA
" I just finished Bauer's "Destiny of
Men" and I thought it was remarkably
good. I have only read the
larger-scoped histories of the Civil
War (the big three part Shelby Foote
monster) but only a small percentage
of the whole got through my
non-studious skull. He (Bauer)
proceded Gettysburg with the
sequenced battles the armies fought,
from Manassas to Antietam, and I now
have a better grasp on both the
timeline and the everyday life of the
soldier."
Roger Meunier
New Orleans, LA
Roger Meunier
New Orleans, LA