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"Those who like their history seasoned with mystery and
spice will
find
this book to their liking."
Thomas
J. Ryan, president of Central
Delaware
Civil War Round Table,
writing
for Washington Times
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"For
any Civil War or history enthusiast, The Rebel and the
Rose is by far one of the best [nonfiction books]
written to date. The authors' writing keeps the reader
locked in to each page, desperate for more. This book is
one of my absolute favorites in my Civil War
collection!!"
James
D. Mitchell, "Civil War Buff," Everett,
Massachusetts
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"The
Rebel and the Rose is an extraordinary -- and true
-- tale of the final days of the Confederate government,
its exit from Richmond, the Confederate treasury money
and the relationship between Julia Gardiner Tyler and
James A. Semple.
The
research put into this book is impressive. Highly
recommended for those interested in the Civil War and
history in general. You won't be disappointed."
A
Maryland reader, Frederick, Maryland
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“I
have just finished reading, after 3 days, The Rebel and
the Rose!! I found it completely riveting, a real
page-turner!!!! The story is totally fascinating,
particularly the part that deals with James A. Semple and
Julia Gardiner Tyler…”
Charles
Peery,
Charleston,
South Carolina
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“A
wonderful piece of
Americana, The Rebel and the Rose is a masterpiece.”
Strand
Bookstore,
New York City,
New York
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“Both
military and general-interest libraries will find it
engrossing.”
Midwest
Book Review,
Oregon,
Wisconsin
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“I
really enjoyed reading this book. The depth of the
“detective work” done by the authors is outstanding. The
mystery and the relationships amongst all the individuals
was developed and explained very well. Thank you for
bringing this portion of the Civil War into such outstanding
light.”
T.
Evans,
Williamsburg
,
Virginia
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“Mr.
Millett and Mr. White have produced a wonderful book that I
believe all students of the Civil War will enjoy.”
Bruce
Gregory, The Military History Education Group, Atwood,
Illinois
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“This
is an informative and well written book. Reads like a novel
rather than as a history book. Authors provide a great deal
of information about the last days of the Confederate
government, but in a way that compels you to keep turning
the pages. A must read for anyone interested in the Civil
War.”
Virginian
by Marriage,
Williamsburg,
Virginia
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