for Civil War Letters9/27/2004 c3 Moroni's Daughter
That is so sad. I can't imagine my brother running off to war...[sniff]. Once again, excellent.
That is so sad. I can't imagine my brother running off to war...[sniff]. Once again, excellent.
9/27/2004 c1 Moroni's Daughter
I just read the first chapter, and it was amazing. Were these real people? And if they were, did you just speculate about their personality, or did you do some research on their lives. Either way, you should both alot of creativity as well as authenticity. Both are very impt. in writing Civil War fiction. Oh, and I delivered your message to firehair2 [salutes]. Though she wasn't too happy about being woken up...Anyways, she says thanks and you're welcome.
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I just read the first chapter, and it was amazing. Were these real people? And if they were, did you just speculate about their personality, or did you do some research on their lives. Either way, you should both alot of creativity as well as authenticity. Both are very impt. in writing Civil War fiction. Oh, and I delivered your message to firehair2 [salutes]. Though she wasn't too happy about being woken up...Anyways, she says thanks and you're welcome.
-ttfn!
9/20/2004 c3 
46Eleanor Gibson
*nods* liked this. Interesting twist to the letter, the 15 year old boy joining the military!
-Shadow
46Eleanor Gibson*nods* liked this. Interesting twist to the letter, the 15 year old boy joining the military!
-Shadow