STEVEN CRANE’S NOVEL OF THE CIVIL WAR: THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE: AN HISTORICALLY ANNOTATED EDITION
Stephen Crane’s Novel of the Civil War: The Red Badge of Courage: An Historically Annotated Edition, edited by Charles J. LaRocca, Purple Mountain, Fleischmanns, NY, 212 pages, hardcover, $29.00. Asserting that Crane’s masterpiece was based on the 124th New York Infantry’s experience in the Battle of Chancellorsville, LaRocca draws parallels, page by page, between the actual and fictional events.
Whether they produced battlefield images of the dead or daguerreotype portraits of common soldiers, […]
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