Gettysburg Geschichten

This book is about the battle of Gettysburg in 1863

Cassandra and Kadie and their best friends, Eliza and Monica, love solving mystery's. They also love horror books and films. The coincidence? They also live in the USA's most haunted city. (This is my NaNoWriMo ywp story for this year. You're awesome if you've heard of it.)

Just a lot of silly oneshots for silly people

“I came from way down yonder With my musket on my knee I’m going to the war My homeland for to free It rained all night the day I left, The weather it was dry, The sun so hot I froze to death; Susanna, don’t you cry.”

Yet another essay written about Abraham Lincoln, and his speeches from the Civil War. Out of everyone, didn't Abraham age the most (as in appearance)? He went through a lot of pressure. Sad how he didn't see how far he took everyone.

Col. Chamberlain goes to Little Round Top every year on the anniversiry of the battle but on the 50th anniversiry things will be different. One-shot.

An innocent drama rehearsal goes wrong when unconventional best friend duo Baelie Kettle and Collin Frey accidentally stumble upon a time machine backstage. The two quickly realize that this won't be a quick trip, as they have no idea how the contraption is controlled, or how it even works. Not only that, Baelie and Collin have begun to realize that their feelings towards each other have begun to change in a big way. Between dinosaurs, Gettysburg, Romans, the Black Plague and hormones, this trip will certainly be one to change their lives. And even if they survive all that, they still have to face their biggest problem...will they find their way back home?

After his father dies in the battle of Gettysburg, Samuel E. Rosen is forced into an infamous orphanage, where a powerful lady who dislikes children plans on making their stay.. worthwhile.

Emeline "Emma" Adams is an eighteen year old girl living in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania with her aunt Violet, having been sent there by her mother two years before from Marblehead, Ohio. Her friend and fiancé, Peter Shepard, left for the war in 1861, which will surely be over by Christmas. Life has flipped on it's head for Emma, but nothing prepared her for the first few days in July, 1863, when the war arrived on her door steps. Certainly not for battered and bleeding man strung along her cellar stairs. Keeping a Union soldier is dangerous, and Emma understands that it could be life or death. But as the Battle progresses, it becomes clear not only to Emma but to all citizens of the sleepy farm town that every step they take now decides their fate. Even so, an opportunity presents itself: as a handsome stranger takes refuge in her Aunt's home, Emma feels oddly drawn to the southern sympathizer. She has a choice to make: either stay in the sleepy farming town, or have a life of adventure with the visitor?

A poem/song inspired by a visit to Gettysburg way back in 1976. The Bi-Centennial year for the USA. I visited at the insistence of my friend and fellow traveler, Michael. He was in the Army Reserve in our hometown Sydney, Australia. Michael planned our trip itinerary so many historical military sites were naturally included. Gettysburg, although I'd heard of it I doubt it would have been a must see for me save for Michael. It had a profound effect on me to this day. When my friend in Perth Stoney Martin was asked by a friend in Texas to write a song with Texas mentioned in the lyrics. Stoney and I thought that the USA may be headed for another civil war and we both thought we could come up with an anti-war protest song about the Civil War. I set down some words in 2020 In the middle of the Covid madness. Covid and Facebook restrictions took precedence over songwriting for us both. Stoney concentrated on his own music as a retired professional musician. Meanwhile, I got out my, now old, Casio Keyboard and finally resolved to learn to play the piano. I put writing and Wattpad aside for over two years to achieve my goal. No spare money for piano lessons meant replacing my time on Wattpad with time on Youtube until I could play at least one classical piece two-handed. Last birthday I decided to come back to Wattpad and renew my interest in my HereAfter Series of books. I have established many friends on this platform in a short time. A few are poets and song writers. I hadn't thought of putting song lyrics on Wattpad but I saw what they were doing and thought why not? Gettysburg Address is my first attempt at that. For the time being, it can be sung roughly to the tune of the American National Anthymn, The Star Spangled Banner, at least u inntil Stoney gets interested again to write an original score or I become so proficient on the piano that I can write the music myself. Neither of which I would hold my breath for. Haha.

This is the tale of two Irishmen: one is the youngest son of a dirt poor tenant farmer and the other is a young idealistic rebel. Both end up on American soil. One immigrates to the city of New York and the other to the city of New Orleans. As they start to settle into American society, the country is plunged into conflict. This war tests them in ways never imagined. In this story I hope to do justice to the "Immigrant's story" and accurately showcase the immense bravery of the Irish during the American Civil War.

The story you're about to read is probably true. The story is from the perspective of a civil war soldier during Gettysburg, writing to his wife he had to leave behind. This story was inspired by my sister and my cousin. For further emersion listen to the song Dearest Sarah by Goodnight Texas.

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