ePub America Egypt the Church: Replacement Theology Exposed by Judah Yisrael Elder in History

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The author of this book; James Dinkins; “the little Confederate;” was an exceptional man. He was barely 16 when he joined the Confederate army and served first in Virginia; and then in the Army of Tennessee; outstandingly under General Nathan Bedford Forrest. As the War Between the States progressed; Dinkins would become the youngest commissioned officer in the CSA. He participated in over 27 battles; and has a wealth of stories to share. These recollections run the length and breadth of a soldier’s life. His tales are heart rendering; horrifying; exhilarating; adrenaline charged; exhausting; and even side-splittingly funny. One does not have to be a “Civil War Buff” to enjoy this book; but the reader just might beome an enthusiast before the book is finished. Dinkins died in 1939 (age 94) as the oldest ranking member of the Confederacy; and the last member of the Army of Tennessee. He was buried at Lakelawn Metairie Cemetery in New Orleans; dressed in his Confederate uniform. The editor; a former history teacher and living history re-enactor; has added much supplemental material to this book; including an exoneration of Forrest and Chalmers at Fort Pillow; and pictures of the Forrest family from her own personal collection.