William G. Williams - Days of Darkness: the Gettysburg Civilians

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Drawing on diaries, recollections and newspaper reports, William G. Williams presents a much different version of the Battle of Gettysburg than those found in the myriad of books on that historical event. It is the story of the battle as seen through the eyes of those who were forced to hide from the fight yet deal with its consequences.

It is the legacy of women such as wife and mother Sallie Broadhead who, for humanitarian reasons, gave a pair of boots to a barefoot Confederate soldier; of teacher Salome Myers who learned from experience that Union Captain James Ashworth would survive his seven bullet wounds but that others would not leave her home alive; and of young Billy Bayly, son of a farmer, who helped conceal a boy deserter from the Confederate army.

Williams brings their stories and the experiences of many other Gettysburg residents to life through his novel treatment of history.

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