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MP3 Audio CD. Some people join and fight against war because of adventure, while other people risk their lives fighting for their country. The writer wrote the book with deep concentratio… Plus…

MP3 Audio CD. Some people join and fight against war because of adventure, while other people risk their lives fighting for their country. The writer wrote the book with deep concentration about battling and fighting against seekers of war, in the hope that in the days ahead, there will be no more war, and there will be peace and serenity surrounding planet earth. Innocent lives were lost during the massive attack and the brute force brought upon by war. The war slaughtered seven hundred and seventy-seven great men, others wounded, and got diseases. The writer and the soldier in the Civil War was regarded as a ?supernumerary officer.? He was the last officer of the regiment. His adventures including his battles, confinement to several prisons, and successfully escaping from those have been taken in such a way, setting himself as a good role model to all. The contents of the book narrates the action like, adventurous story of the author about his dedication to fight for his country, to fight for what is right and to stand for what he believes. With Fire and Sword was written by Samuel Hawkins Marshall Byers, an American lawyer, poet, novelist, was enlisted as the Fifth Iowa Infantry?s literary star, the First Corporation Company B. He became a Quartermaster Sergeant and soon after, became the regimental adjutant. He was imprisoned during the Battle of Chattanooga with other members of the regiment. He spent 16 months in different Confederate prison camps and tried to escape 3 times. His 3rd and last escape was a success. He was inspired to write the poem ?Sherman?s March to the Sea?, while he heard General Sherman said he will remove his supply lines and march across Georgia to the Atlantic coast, during those days when he was still confined in prison. His poem was made into music and sung by the prisoner?s chorale group., 0<