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I was tagged for this Book MeMe, back on 24 Nov. by my frirnd Robin Scott, she is a very nice lady.

If you'll cilk on Robin's photo, it'll take you to meet her. You won't be soory you did.

Robin forgive me for being so late postten this post.

I have had this book seting on my disk from the day I was tagged.

The rules to do this here Book MeMe are:

Grab the nearest book.
Open it up to page 56.
Find the fifth sentence.
Post the text of the next two to five sentences.
Don't dig for your favorite book, the cool book or the intellectual one. Just pick the Closest.
Tag five folk's to do the same

The one book that this can not be is the Bible *

I'll tag the five folk's after the holiday. If anyone would like to write a Book MeMe, that comes to visit. Just say so in your comment below, and put a link to it here.

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It's about General Alexander P. Stewart and the Civil War in the West

As one of the few higher ranken officers in the Army of Tennessee to avoid controversy, General Alexander P. Stewart was an outstanding but not outrageous leader. You get to read the life of this undeservedly obscure general from his early years at West Point through his involvement in nearly all of the battles fought by the Army of Tennessee to his postwar career as an educator and Civil War park commissioner.

Now for page 56

Stewart admiringly wrote that his brigade, pressed forward under a galling fire, with a coolness and yet impetuosity that could not be surpassed. The 4th and 5th contionued to support Maney's attack on the extreme lift, combining with Maney to eventually drive Brigadier General John Starkweather's brigade off the next rige to the west of Parsons now overrun position, the area of the present day park known as " Starkweather's Hill. Before this final assault, Captain Oscar Gilchrist of the 4th Tennessee ordered his men to lie down, making the practical remark: If you don't, the Yankees will shoot you!" The 4th's color bearer fell, so Lewis White pickecd up the standard and placed the broken staff in the muzzle of his gun.

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20 Comments on My over due Book MeMe

JAN

Dale - the civil war is so interesting, but I am more into the fiction of the south - Gone with the Wind is one of my very favorite books of all time.

Happy New Year!

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there Virginia

I'm always glad to have you stop by to visit, and leave comment. On one of my post's, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friend

Will seen that I'm a Southern, from the Grand State of Missouri, and all of my family fought on the side of the South, in the War for Southern Independence. I'v always have studied every part of that time. Gone with the Wind is a good book, and a good movie.

Happy New Year, to you and your family!

Happy New Year

I love Civil War history Dale. Thanks for your book. Happy New Year,

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there Gary

I'm always very glad to have you come by to visit, and leave a comment. On one of my post's, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friend

I've always have liked, readen and studyen about the fight for Southern Independence.

Your welcome!

Happy New Year, to you and your family!

Happy New Year

Hi Dale, I stopped by to wish you a happy new year and really enjoyed this meme. I am also a Civil War buff and have read many books on the subject and can never get enough. I am going to add this one to the list! Thanks and best of the new year to you my friend!

Happy New Year! Since my family has been in the South since the early 1600's, I am always interested in "The Recent Unpleasantness", the Civil War.

I am not surprised you had an interesting book by your side Dale! Thanks for sharing it with us.

there Russell

I'm always glad to see ya stop by to visit, and to read one of your fine comments. On one of my post's, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friend

Theres a little Museum, in the town of Lone Jack, Missouri. On the site of the Battle of Lone Jack. My Grate Uncle John Baker's name is on one of the walls at the Museum.

Have you ever visited the Civil War Discovery Trail Website, heres a link to it. It will open in a new window.

Happy New Year, to you and your family!

Happy New Year

Dale,

I hope you have a good year in 2009.

Steve

Happy New Year's Dale. I wish you the best. I will have to check out the book. I have been reading some books about what was happening in Texas from the 1820s to the 1880s, so maybe I should look on over at Tennessee.

there Shirley and Chris

I'm glad Y'all stoped by to visit, and left a comment, as Y'all always do for me to read. On one of my post's, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friends

I had started the reaply comment to Russell, up above there. Then down sized it to go look for some info, and did not see Y'all came by untell I submited my reply above.

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Shirley - my family started out in the Grand State of Virginia, then moved to Kentucky. Then in the 1850's they moved to Missouri. Then I went off and got lost and ended up here in New Hampshire, 9 years ago. The fight for Southern Independence, is very dear to my heart.

Happy New Year, to you and your family!

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Chris - Reckon I do have a wide aray of books at hand. Of many subjects.

Happy New Year, to you and your daughter!

Happy New Year

there Steve

Glad to have you stop by to visit, and leave a comment. On one of my post's, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friend

Hope that 2009 is a good year for you, and your family.

Happy New Year

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there Frank

I'm always glad to see you come by for a visit, and have you leave a fine comment to read and reply back to. On one of my post's, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friend

I'v also been reading books of the 1820's to the 1800's of the Grand State of Texas history. My Grat Grandfather and his brother's fought along side a lot fine men from Texas.

Two of the books are

Texas The Dark Corner of the Confederacy, A Common Soldier in W.H. Parsons Texas Cavalry. Have ya read either of them?

Happy New Year, to you and your family.

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JAN

Dale:

Great post and a great idea for writing a blog. Believe I will give it a try. Have a blessed New Year!!!

Dale - Ceil's sisters husband is deep into Civil War history. Last year his youngest daughter took him and his grandson to visit some Civil War museums of history. He really enjoye the trip.

Happy New Year my friend.

Dale - Ceil's sisters husband is deep into Civil War history. Last year his youngest daughter took him and his grandson to visit some Civil War museums of history. He really enjoye the trip.

Happy New Year my friend.

I am not at all surprised that that book near you! Right up your alley. I have never been very good with history....however I do love old old love stories! You know like "Gone with the wind" :-)

JAN

there Alan, Carl and Ceil, Debbie

Glad to have Y'all stop by for a visit, and for leaving some fine comments to read. On this here post, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friends

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Alan - just got back from visiting your blog. You sure did a really fine job with your, post of a book MeMe.

You and your family, also have a blessed New Year!!

All those that stop by to visit, pleace take time to visit Alan's post. Heres a link to it

Page 56

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Carl and Ceil - I've just about every Battle Field that my Grat Granddady and his Brother's fought at. The feeling that I got in side me, can not be told in words. I'm sure Ceil's Brother-Inlaw had a real fine time.

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Debbie - history of the 1800's is a real love of mine. Liven up in these here parts, I have started sturdying about the 1600's now. Gone with the Wind, sure is a good book, and a really fine movie.

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I have to check out The Dark Corner of the Confederacy; the other I have read. My family was not here in Texas. The first relatives that I know about were farmers in Iowa, but I do not know when they came to this country. My grand uncle was a merchant seamen who jumped ship in Galveston to go live with his relatives. Most of the Texas history that I have been reading just now deals with the German immigrant experience, but I try to pick up everything. I frequently take my son on road trips in an old Bug through all of the small towns searching out Texas history. There is quite a bit dealing with the revolution and break from Mexico, so we look into that time period quite a bit.

Hello again Dale, Thanks for the link, I am a history buff and always like new material. Several years ago, our family drove to Disney World from Texas and stopped at Vicksburg and several other Civil War parks and it was an enjoyable experience. I am just starting a book called "passoniate Nation" about Texas and ot covers Texas in the Confederacy in great detail.

Hope you are doing well after that horrendous ice storm and bets of the new year to you!

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