"Two Little Confederates" by Thomas Nelson Page offers a glimpse into life in Virginia during the American Civil War. This historical fiction, originally published in 1888, tells a tale of boyhood friendship against the backdrop of a nation divided. Though focused on the experiences of two young boys, the story provides a broader view of the conflict and its impact on everyday life. Readers interested in juvenile fiction about the Confederacy, the United States Civil War, and historical perspectives will appreciate this classic work. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves the original text.
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