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The Hindenburg's Farewell de Frederick Dale Mitchell

The Hindenburg's Farewell

Autor Frederick Dale Mitchell
en Limba Engleză Paperback
On a beautiful day in September 1987, Fred left for a walk in the Superstition Mountains not far from his home in Mesa, Arizona. This was a thrice weekly occurrence for Fred and he wasn't prepared for what lay ahead; the meeting with a very unusual cowboy by the name of Bob. Not only was Bob unusual but he made Fred an extremely remarkable offer; a trip back in time to a place and event of his choosing.
Come along on this exciting tale about an event which you will recognize. Fred's travel entails a trip back in time, encountering events and people from another era. After his return in 1987 the story continues to evolve. Find out what happened with some of the acquaintances that he made.
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ISBN-13: 9781412089012
ISBN-10: 1412089018
Pagini: 143
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 9 mm
Greutate: 0.2 kg
Editura: Troubador Publishing

Notă biografică

Frederick Dale Mitchell was born in Pittsfield, Illinois between the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers. He grew up in the central Illinois towns of Effingham and Springfield where he graduated from Springfield High School and Springfield Junior College. Fred served in the U.S. Army as a surgical technician during the Korean War. In 1952 he married his wife, Shirley Thorndal. Fred held several management positions with Illinois Bell Telephone Company as well as with the "old" AT & T prior to his retirement to Arizona in 1984. Mr. Mitchell now pursues his varied interests in military history, duplicate Bridge, woodworking, international traveling, and writing.

This book is preceded by Mr. Mitchell's first novel, "When Rivers Meet," published in 2005 by Vantage Press of New York City. It is a story about two trips in time. one which returns the main character back in time a hundred years to the Civil War as a Union cavalry commander, then to the Dakota and Arizona territories as a frontier cavalry troop commander. Finally his fascinating return to the twentieth century...acompanied by his entire troop of horse soldiers along with their horses, wagons, weapons and baggage. "Imagine how this story might continue!"