1956. 123p. by Jay Monaghan

The narrative follows Brigadier General M. Jeff Thompson, a notable figure during the Civil War, detailing his experiences as both a soldier and a civilian. It chronicles his daring escapades, including his capture and subsequent treatment as a prisoner, highlighting the camaraderie he developed with his captors. The book also explores Thompson's strategic maneuvers in battles, his interactions with various characters, and the challenges he faced in maintaining morale and strength among his troops amidst the tumultuous backdrop of war.