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Follow the story of Harry Kenton, a young man who fought for the Confederacy, and Dick Mason, his best friend, who was a loyal follower of Abraham Lincoln, during the fall of Richmond. Altsheler provides an intricate look into the final days of the Confederacy through the eyes of these two young men.
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