To Make Men Free

Richard Croker

earliest edition we have, 2004 HarperTorch, 2006 paperback 488 pages

A fictional account of the bloody Civil War battle of September 1862 brings together the characters of Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, and others, re-creating the events that turned the tide in favor of northern forces and cleared the path for the Emancipation Proclamation.

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To Make Men Free paperback · 2006 · HarperTorch · 488 pages · 9780060858360
To Make Men Free paperback · 2005 · Harper Paperbacks · 448 pages · 9780060559090
To make men free edition · 2004 · Morrow · 427 pages

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