Sharpsburg: A Civil War Narrative
I was a Rebel and I’m still a Rebel.
I’m not ashamed to tell you what I was
and what I am. Some say the War is over
but I have yet to see the evidence.
We are still here. . .
“Through the eyes and voices of two soldiers who fought at Antietam, one Confederate and one Union, Kent Gramm cuts to the core of that terrible experience and its larger meaning in verse of eloquence and power. Each soldier fought for his own version of liberty, giving their stories a tragic irony that stands for the deeper meaning of the Civil War.”
