Chuck Raasch Livres

Cora's journey unfolds from her departure from Washington, DC, to her life with the Sioux, highlighting her cultural adaptation and personal growth. The narrative also explores her tumultuous and brief marriage to Sam Campbell, offering insights into the challenges she faced and the relationships that shaped her identity. Through vivid storytelling, the book captures themes of resilience, love, and the quest for belonging.

The narrative delves into the poignant relationship between a father and son during the Civil War, focusing on the son's bravery amidst chaos and the father's desperate quest to find him after battle. It reconstructs the events surrounding Bayard Wilkeson's injury and death, unraveling the myths surrounding them. Additionally, the book offers insights into Civil War-era journalism, battlefield medicine, and the concept of the "good death," providing a rich historical context to the personal tragedy.

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