Gettysburg Stories

In the midst of the American Civil War, two young women-Marie Picard, a seventeen‑year‑old Frenchwoman, and Annie Woodridge, a twenty‑two‑year‑old American-join the Union Army as vivandières (cantineras). This military "rank" at the time was reserved for women tasked with tending to the wounded amid the horrors of battle, as well as assisting with the supply of provisions. The story focuses on Marie, who risks her life on numerous occasions to save her comrades during the harsh clashes against the Confederates, from the bloody Battle of Antietam to the carnage of Gettysburg. Along the way, she encounters a cavalry captain with whom she falls in love, forcing her into a difficult crossroads: love or duty. She must choose between marrying him and following the destiny society of her time reserved for women, or renouncing that love and remaining faithful to her vocation as a member of the Union Army. The narrative intertwines historical events with personal experiences: Marie's fear and guilt in the face of her calling, the unconditional support of her friend Annie-cavalry vivandière happily married to a Union officer-the concern of her uncle Juan Gorriaga-who in his youth witnessed the deaths of some of the first vivandières in France-and the loyalty of the soldiers of the Philadelphia Zouave regiment whom she serves. With a style accessible to all audiences, the work blends the rawness of war with human emotion, rescuing for the reader the nearly forgotten figure of the vivandières or cantineras, as well as the importance of their humanitarian and caregiving role. Disclaimer: Original book written in Spanish. English version translated by non professional translator. Contributions to improve it are welcome.

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.

Thomas, Robert, and Andrew have managed to survive Gettysburg. They find an injured Confederate soldier that's just a boy. Will they save or kill him? Will the boy from the battle live?

On November 19, 1863, in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, amid the American Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln delivered a profoundly important speech during the dedication of a military cemetery. This momentous occasion occurred four and a half months after the Union emerged victorious against the Confederates in the Battle of Gettysburg, the deadliest conflict of the Civil War. The nation, weary and sorrowful due to the ongoing war, gathered for this solemn event. In a brief yet impactful address, Lincoln reminded the audience of the imperative to persevere in the Union's fight and underscored the crucial nature of winning the Civil War. His eloquent and accessible words resonated deeply, making his speech among the most renowned in American history. Please visit this very link for Historical News based on Geopolitical viewpoints and rest of this article, https://www.timeprinternews.com

"There's not much you can do when you're free-falling through time and space except to scream and hope someone will hear you. You may also get the feeling that you're riding a roller coaster in zero gravity. I closed my eyes to shield them from the blazing light, but only managed to further my headache. Time travel should come with a warning label." Natalie Brice and Aidan Ceevs never imagined they'd see a living dinosaur, and certainly never wanted to visit Ancient Rome on a hot and humid summer day. But after a mysterious figure sends the duo into an illegal, untested and possibly radioactive time machine, they embark unwilling on an adventure through time with only one goal in mind - getting back to the present, especially before time runs out. NOTE: THE TIME TRAVELING DOES NOT START UNTIL THE END OF CHAPTER TWO.

Novella Contest 40k word maximum.

This book is about the battle of Gettysburg in 1863

“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.”

John Roberts is a corporal in the confederate army and misses his wife Martha will he ever see her again?

A historical fiction about masquerade in the Civil War

Just a lot of silly oneshots for silly people

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.