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Cool Mist Rising

Name: Cool Mist Rising
Brand: AuthorHouse
SKU: 08558936
Price: 17.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: B P Conley
ISBN: 9781438903804

Reflections on the War of 1812

B P Conley

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 08558936

Casa editrice AuthorHouse, settembre 2008

From a psychiatric hospital, Peter Stonehouse, late of Sandhomen University, grapples with his famil... Descrizione completa

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From a psychiatric hospital, Peter Stonehouse, late of Sandhomen University, grapples with his family history as he edits a collection of manuscripts written during the last stages of the War of 1812. As he does so, he untangles his own experiences in Vietnam and those of his son in Iraq. Many characters both in history and in Peter's immediate experience retreat from life and from themselves. However, bands of roving pigs and well hidden hordes of unconventional treasure as well as simple patience lead them to a new insight. Throughout all of these endeavors, one maxim resonates, "We have eyed our enemy in the face and found ourselves."