Re: Follow the River AND Hometown History

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Posted by MMMMarcia on January 22, 2000 at 20:11:12:

In Reply to: Re: Follow the River AND Hometown History posted by Dana S. on January 22, 2000 at 18:28:46:

Dana wrote:
: I LOVE Thom! I *think* I have read ALL his books. My favorite is Long Knife. It's about George Rogers Clark and his capturing of Ft. Sackville with but a handful of men in the middle of winter. Thom's telling of this tale is riveting

Hi, Dana! The first half of From Sea to Shining Sea also covers this event. It goes into a lot of the history of the Clark family before getting into the Lewis & Clark saga. I was fascinated by the whole thing, and saddened by the way George Rogers Clark ended up. I wonder how much "overlap" there was in the two books? Anyone read both?

MMMMarcia
PS...Good to see you posting, Dana!

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: Dana wrote:
: : I LOVE Thom!  I *think* I have read ALL his books.  My favorite is Long Knife.  It's about George Rogers Clark and his capturing of Ft. Sackville with but a handful of men in the middle of winter.  Thom's telling of this tale is riveting

: Hi, Dana!  The first half of From Sea to Shining Sea also covers this event.  It goes into a lot of the history of the Clark family before getting into the Lewis & Clark saga.  I was fascinated by the whole thing, and saddened by the way George Rogers Clark ended up.  I wonder how much "overlap" there was in the two books?  Anyone read both?

: MMMMarcia
: PS...Good to see you posting, Dana!


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