Title: Remarkable Clarity
Product review: This story really has a strong You Were There feeling to it. The battle scenes describe raw, "whites of their eyes" fighting in chilling detail. The Hill sheds light on the personal lives of the soldiers, their sympathies not always divided clearly between the English and the Americans, but sometimes fragmented and changing. That's what makes the story so appealing to me, not the just the facts and dates normally set out in battle histories, but a step inside the minds of the soldiers and their families.
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