On the 'wrong' side - a journey through the American Civil War to
freedom Not every soldier is filled with patriotic fervour. William
Stevenson narrowly escaped the hangman and was pressed into
volunteering himself into the Confederate Infantry. There he found
himself engaged in pitched battles in support of a cause for which
he had very little sympathy. Despite his political views, he could
not suppress his genuine fondness for his comrades, and his
recollections of them on campaign make interesting - and humorous -
reading. Incidents on a runaway train precede a transfer to
Morgan's Cavalry. The battle of Shiloh and its aftermath are
described in graphic detail as the author plans his greatest
adventure - his escape to the North.
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