History and Humanity at the 2016 AJC Decatur Book Festival

If the dead could speak, what would they say? Richard Lytle gives us a glimpse into lives lived during a great time in American history, the Civil War, in his book, Love, War, and the Ninth Michigan Volunteers.

Many Americans in this day and age have lost all personal connection to the men and women who fought, suffered, and died to carry the nation into its present state of being united. Focusing on the lives of the men and boys who were the rank and file of Company B of the Ninth Michigan Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Mr. Lytle shares their worthwhile stories to reconnect the present to the past to help people learn from the most terrible and triumphant moments of that war that shaped America as it is in the present.

This book was displayed in LitFire’s booth during the AJC Decatur Book Festival last September 2–4, 2016.
 
 
 

Love, War, and the Ninth Michigan Volunteers
Written by Richard M. Lytle
Paperback | $17.44
Kindle | $2.99
Book copies are available at www.litfirepublishing.com and other online book retailers.
 
 

About the Author

Richard M. Lytle is an author, historian, and a former librarian who takes pride in accurately portraying events as well as the reasons they occurred. He is well-versed in American history and finds solace in writing about the nation’s significant events. He currently lives in Nebraska.

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