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Tag Archives: thanksgiving
Civil War Thanksgiving: Nov. 26, 1863
A Civil War Thanksgiving: Something to think about as we sit in safe, warm places, feasting on our turkey dinners this coming Thursday. Private Oney F. Sweet, a Union soldier in the 1st Pennsylvannia Light Artillery, Battery F (Ricketts’ Battery), … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, Editing, Publishing, Reading
Tagged Antietam, books, Bull Run, Chancellorsville, civil war, Gettysburg, Sweet, thanksgiving, Wigeon Publishing
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Thanksgiving: Words of Gratitude
On this Thanksgiving, four and a half months since the launch of my book, Dare I Call It Murder?—A Memoir of Violent Loss, I am thankful for my family of friends. I am thankful for the support, encouragement, and kind … Continue reading
Polishing Your Prose 