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Titre
The Shiloh Legacy
Auteur
Thoene, Bodie
Langue
anglais
Éditeur
Bethany House Publishers Minneapolis
Prix
€ 12,50(Excl. toute livraison)
Détails
3 paperback delen in een zacht kartonnen slipcase 1992
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The Shiloh Legacy door Bodie Thoene
deel 1 In My Fathers's House
In the trenches of France, they had fought the War to end all Wars. But the real battle had just begun.
From every conceivable culture, men joined together in foxholes to fight World War 1 the Great War that bring the world together in peace, for all time. Jews and Irish, blacks and whites fought side by side and formed bonds of friendship that would tie them together forever. Max Meyer, a jew from New York, Ellis Warne, an irish doctor's son from Ohio, Brich Tucker, an Arkansas farm boy, even Jefferson Canfield, the son of a black sharecropper.
And as these men drew together in their common cause, the lives of their families became inextricably entwined. They prayed and hoped wept and laughed, and rejoiced as one when their sons and brothers and fiancés came home from the battlefield.
But even as the Armistice is declared, another battle rages on, the undercurrents of racial, religious and cultural intolerance threaten the very foundations of the nation.
Will there be any freedom, and peace on the home front?
deel 2 A Thousand shall fall
The War to end al wars is over, and the soldiers have come home. Birch Tucker, with his wife Trudy and his sons, makes his way back to Shiloh, Arkansas, his boyhood home, to carve out a new life for his family. Max Meyer, now a financial columnist for the New York Times, moves among the wealthy and influential stock barons of the world.
Life is America is in the Twenties holds out the tantalizing promise of peace and prosperity.
But things are not what they seem. The peace is not permanent, and the prosperity moves towards its inevitable end. Birch and his family face the grim prospect of losing everything they have worked for. And Max may have to give up all his wealth and influence to gain the son he never knew he had...
deel 3 Say to this Mountain
City boy Davey Meyer, street smart and gutsy, had this inner longing to belong to somebody... Max Meyer, a city boy grown up and a Wall Street regular, also wanted to belong.
Jefferon Canfield has been unjustly incarcerated for a decade. But his escape didn't mean freedom. he didn't really belong anyway until he came home to Shiloh.. Lily's husband had died not long after their baby was conceived. Could she ever feel she belonged to anyone again?
Willa-mae and Hock Canfield had belonged to each other for nearly as long as they could remember. And for ten years they had made a life for themselves far away from Shiloh, and the killing. Now it seemed to have found them once more.
Like his father before him, Ellis Warne belonged in the medical profession.But now he was required to do some things that made him wonder if he could remain a docter.. Becky Warn's empty arms reflected her empty heart. A baby belonged there! Why couldn't Ellis have saved his own? and two little boys who had a mother, but who really didn't belong to anybody
deel 1 In My Fathers's House
In the trenches of France, they had fought the War to end all Wars. But the real battle had just begun.
From every conceivable culture, men joined together in foxholes to fight World War 1 the Great War that bring the world together in peace, for all time. Jews and Irish, blacks and whites fought side by side and formed bonds of friendship that would tie them together forever. Max Meyer, a jew from New York, Ellis Warne, an irish doctor's son from Ohio, Brich Tucker, an Arkansas farm boy, even Jefferson Canfield, the son of a black sharecropper.
And as these men drew together in their common cause, the lives of their families became inextricably entwined. They prayed and hoped wept and laughed, and rejoiced as one when their sons and brothers and fiancés came home from the battlefield.
But even as the Armistice is declared, another battle rages on, the undercurrents of racial, religious and cultural intolerance threaten the very foundations of the nation.
Will there be any freedom, and peace on the home front?
deel 2 A Thousand shall fall
The War to end al wars is over, and the soldiers have come home. Birch Tucker, with his wife Trudy and his sons, makes his way back to Shiloh, Arkansas, his boyhood home, to carve out a new life for his family. Max Meyer, now a financial columnist for the New York Times, moves among the wealthy and influential stock barons of the world.
Life is America is in the Twenties holds out the tantalizing promise of peace and prosperity.
But things are not what they seem. The peace is not permanent, and the prosperity moves towards its inevitable end. Birch and his family face the grim prospect of losing everything they have worked for. And Max may have to give up all his wealth and influence to gain the son he never knew he had...
deel 3 Say to this Mountain
City boy Davey Meyer, street smart and gutsy, had this inner longing to belong to somebody... Max Meyer, a city boy grown up and a Wall Street regular, also wanted to belong.
Jefferon Canfield has been unjustly incarcerated for a decade. But his escape didn't mean freedom. he didn't really belong anyway until he came home to Shiloh.. Lily's husband had died not long after their baby was conceived. Could she ever feel she belonged to anyone again?
Willa-mae and Hock Canfield had belonged to each other for nearly as long as they could remember. And for ten years they had made a life for themselves far away from Shiloh, and the killing. Now it seemed to have found them once more.
Like his father before him, Ellis Warne belonged in the medical profession.But now he was required to do some things that made him wonder if he could remain a docter.. Becky Warn's empty arms reflected her empty heart. A baby belonged there! Why couldn't Ellis have saved his own? and two little boys who had a mother, but who really didn't belong to anybody
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