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Raiding with Morgan
Byron A. Dunn
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It is a fictional tale of cavalry actions during the U.S. Civil War, under General John Morgan.
It is a fictional tale of cavalry actions during the U.S. Civil War, under General John Morgan.
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No sooner did the Judge see him than he cried, “Calhoun! Calhoun! what have you done! Do you know they are on the watch for you?”
“I had to see you once more before I went,” answered Calhoun. “I was careful, and I do not think any one saw me come. I have some things of importance to tell you.”
Father and son talked together for some five minutes in low, confidential tones, when they were interrupted by Jennie Freeman bursting unan[pg 66]nounced into the room and crying, “Run, Cal, run! the soldiers are coming! They are most here!” And before either could say a word, she was out again like a flash.
“Who would have thought it, of that Abolitionist Freeman’s daughter,” gasped the Judge. “Fly, my boy, fly! and may God protect you.”
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The only thing good to say about this book is that it is much better than the execrable "Ride Proud, Rebel" by Andre Morgan, another story about one of John Hunt Morgan's scouts that I read recently. The characters are trite and do not develop in any way over the course of the story, the prose is st