JACOB KLODSLOE, ONE OF THE NOBODIES. HOW HE CAME HOME FROM THE WAR - HOW HE GREW UP AND INTO IT
[Yeager, Abraham Hoss]
Published by T.L. Sanders, Cleburne, Tx., 1899
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129pp. Original printed wrappers. Small chip to top corner of front wrapper and toe of spine. Small stain to top corner of first few leaves. Last few leaves and rear wrapper chipped at lower corner, not affecting text. Contents tanned, as usual. Good plus. The autobiographical story of a Confederate soldier from an area described as having "Carolina's tallest peaks" on its southeastern horizon. Most names in the story appear to be fictional. Includes his capture at Kennesaw Mountain in June 1864; as a prisoner of war at Camp Douglas, Illinois; his journey home; and how he came to join an infantry company. Yeager (1842-1940) served with the 29th Tennessee Infantry (Confederate) until his capture. After the war he was a lawyer in Tennessee, then a newspaperman and farmer in Johnson County, Texas. Rare. Not in any of the standard reference works on the Civil War or Tennessee. Seller Inventory # WRCAM52883
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Title: JACOB KLODSLOE, ONE OF THE NOBODIES. HOW HE ...
Publisher: T.L. Sanders, Cleburne, Tx.
Publication Date: 1899
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JACOB KLODSLOE, ONE OF THE NOBODIES. HOW HE CAME HOME FROM THE WAR - HOW HE GREW UP AND INTO IT.
Published by
Cleburne, Tx.: T.L. Sanders, 1899., 1899
Used
Seller: William Reese Company - Americana, New Haven, CT, U.S.A.
Seller rating 4 out of 5 stars
The autobiographical story of a Confederate soldier from an area described as having "Carolina's tallest peaks" on its southeastern horizon. Most names in the story appear to be fictional. Includes his capture at Kennesaw Mountain in June 1864; as a prisoner of war at Camp Douglas, Illinois; his journey home; and how he came to join an infantry company. Yeager (1842-1940) served with the 29th Tennessee Infantry (Confederate) until his capture. After the war he was a lawyer in Tennessee, then a newspaperman and farmer in Johnson County, Texas. Rare. Not in any of the standard reference works on the Civil War or Tennessee. Original printed wrappers. Small chip to top corner of front wrapper and toe of spine. Small stain to top corner of first few leaves. Last few leaves and rear wrapper chipped at lower corner, not affecting text. Contents tanned, as usual. Good plus. Seller Inventory # 52883
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