
The Soldier of the Valley
A Tale of Courage and Resilience in a Divided NationBy Nelson LloydLength4h 46m
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In "The Soldier of the Valley," Nelson Lloyd weaves a gripping narrative set against the backdrop of the American Civil War, exploring themes of loyalty, courage, and the often-blurred lines of morality in conflict. Employing a vivid literary style that captures the raw emotions and stark realities faced by soldiers, Lloyd's prose evokes a deep sense of empathy and reflection. The book is contextualized within the broader landscape of Civil War literature, drawing parallels with contemporaries while standing out for its nuanced character development and an authentic portrayal of the struggles both on and off the battlefield. Nelson Lloyd, an author deeply influenced by his own familial ties to historical military legacies, infuses his work with a personal touch that resonates throughout the text. His extensive research into Civil War history and firsthand accounts of soldier life lend credibility and depth to the narrative, making the characters' experiences palpable and thought-provoking. Lloyd's own background in storytelling and his passion for history have combined to create this poignant exploration of conflict and its impact on the human spirit. For readers seeking an immersive experience that delves into the complexities of war and the indomitable spirit of those who fight, "The Soldier of the Valley" is a compelling choice. Lloyd's ability to blend historical authenticity with a powerful, character-driven narrative ensures that this book will not only enlighten but also resonate long after the final page is turned.
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GenreHistorical Fiction, Action and Adventure
Length4 hrs 46 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 17, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1IV
2[Illustration: Josia Nummler.]
3[Illustration: He did not stop to hear my answer.]
4V
5[Illustration: Swearing terrible oaths that he will never return.]
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6[Illustration: No answer came from the floor above.]
7VI: [Illustration: The tiger story.]
8VII
9[Illustration: He had a last look back at Black Log.]
10[Illustration: "He pumped me dry."]
11[Illustration: "Nanny is likely to get one of her religious spells and quit work."]
12VIII
13[Illustration: I was back in my prison.]
14[Illustration: "'At my sover-sover-yne's will.'"]
15[Illustration: Perry Thomas stands confronting the English warrior.]
16IX
17[Illustration: "You'll begin to think you ain't there at all."]
18[Illustration: I saw a girl on the store porch.]
19X
20XI
21[Illustration: Aaron Kallaberger.]
22[Illustration: Leander.]
23[Illustration: "Her name was Pinky Binn, a dotter of the house of Binn, the Binns of Turkey Walley."]
24[Illustration: William had felt the hand of "Doogulus."]
25XII
26[Illustration: "Aren't you coming?" young Colonel seemed to say.]
27[Illustration: Sat little Colonel, wailing.]
28XIII: [Illustration: The main thing was proper nursing.]
29XIV
30[Illustration: Well, ain't he tasty.]
31[Illustration: "But there are no ghosts," I argued.]
32XV
33[Illustration: "Of course it hurts me a bit here."]
34[Illustration: "And seein' a light in the room, I looked in."]
35XVI
36XVII
37[Illustration: Tip Pulsifer leaned on my gate.]
38[Illustration: The horse went down.]
39XVIII: [Illustration: "And I'm his widder."]
40XIX: [Illustration: Then Tim came.]
41XX
42[Illustration: Old Captain.]
43[Illustration: When we three sit by the fire.]