Sergeant Goldsby and the 10th Cavalry: The Worm Turns by Staff, Fred P.

Sergeant Goldsby and the 10th Cavalry: The Worm Turns (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781500347420)

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Sergeant Goldsby and the 10th Cavalry: The Worm Turns by Staff, Fred P.

Sergeant Goldsby and the 10th Cavalry: The Worm Turns

$12.95
Sergeant Goldsby and the 10th Cavalry: The Worm Turns by Staff, Fred P.

Sergeant Goldsby and the 10th Cavalry: The Worm Turns

$12.95
Format: Paperback
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This fast paced, action packed historical novel follows the true life story of George Goldsby. He was born a slave and lived in Alabama until the Civil War broke out and was forced to work for his master in the war effort. He was at Picket's Charge and escaped during the battle at Gettysburg. He served in the Union Army until the end of the war and then returned home to find his life in as bad a shape as the defeated South, a total shambles. He lost his wife and family who he had spent years dreaming of and he had to escape when he learned that he was going to be hanged for serving the North. His escape took him to Indian Territory where he starts a new life, but reenters the military when he joins the newly established 10th Cavalry. His encounters with hostile Indians and racism are life threatening and troublesome, but his courage and dedication make him a man that should be remembered. If he could not be remembered for his bravery and dedication to duty then he surely will be remembered as the father of the notorious "Cherokee Bill"

Author: Fred P. Staff
ISBN-10: 1500347426
ISBN-13: 9781500347420
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 07/03/2014
Pages: 162
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.50lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.35d
By Fred P. Staff
By Fred P. Staff
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Fred Staff was born in Seminole and raised in Pawnee, Oklahoma. He is a graduate of University of Central Oklahoma and spent many years as a history teacher. His love of history and the "Old West"has inspired him to bring the stories of brave men and women who were intrical parts of the development of the state of Oklahoma. Staff stated in a recent national radio interview that his main reason for writing was to bring little know characters and events to the attention of the public. His approach has been well received, as his first book ROCHA'S TREASURE OF POTOSI was a best seller. He followed that with YOUNG BASS REEVES, BASS REEVES LAWMAN and JUDGE PARKER AND BASS REEVES. This highly acclaimed trilogy of the life of the first Black US Marshal west of the Mississippi is destined to be the basis of a long planed movie of the life and astounding adventures of a character who is now the center of attraction in four cities.

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