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Brothers of a Divided Nation: Book 2 of The Townsend Chronicles

著者： Mark G Walker
ナレーター： Kevin Charles Minatrea
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The Townsend brothers helped build Texas through revolution, frontier violence, public service, and war. Now the nation they helped create is tearing itself apart.Brothers of a Divided Nation, Book 2 of The Townsend Chronicles, begins in 1851 with the murder of James Stephen Townsend and follows the surviving brothers—and the generation coming behind them—through the Civil War and emancipation.As the older Townsends watch their sons take their places, the family scatters across Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Alabama. Hamp Townsend rides with the 5th Texas Cavalry. Moses Solon becomes an officer. James Light is captured. William Wallace opposes secession yet fights for the South. John Thomas supports the Confederate war effort from the Texas home front. And young Samuel “Lucky” Townsend rides east into the brutal cavalry campaigns that will dominate the remarkable memoir he leaves behind.But war is only part of the story.At home, wives wait, children grow, families bury their dead, and enslaved men and women confront a world beginning to change beneath them. As Confederate defeat approaches, the Townsends must face not only military collapse, but the destruction of a social order built upon slavery.Drawn from military records, probate files, family documents, surviving correspondence, and Lucky Townsend’s firsthand memoir, Brothers of a Divided Nation is a sweeping historical novel about inheritance, loyalty, contradiction, survival—and a family discovering that courage does not always make a cause just.The revolution made them Texans.The Civil War would decide what remained.This reflects the manuscript’s central handoff from the surviving original brothers to Hamp, Lucky, William Wallace, Moses Solon, James Light and the wider next generation, while carrying the family through war and emancipation.©2026 Mesa Crest Publishing, LLC (P)2026 Mesa Crest Publishing LLC 歴史小説
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