Sam R. Watkins' Story

Sam R. Watkins is a Confederate soldier from Columbia, Tennessee. At the age of 21, Watkins joined the other 118 young men and women of the Tennessee First Army. He is one of only seven in each fight. He wrote a memoir about his personal experience in the postwar 20 years. In the four years of war, Watkins lined up the story of humorous and horrible death with humorous memories. Morale at the end of the war was low morale, but Watkins reconsidered the war and private passion for their beloved southern.

28-year-old Claire Vai Watkins grew up in the desert of Nevada, who is right-handed by Charles Manson. Daughter Before I started reading Watkins' first short story, these were part of her understanding of mine, I think they somehow color my reading for some reason. But apart from the fictional story ("Ghost, Cowboy"), fictional story about Watkins' understanding of her father, she died at the age of six, but these stories kill my prejudice

The short novel that Claire Vaye Watkins debuted was a real treat. Born in Death Valley and raised in the desert of Nevada, Watkins uses the beauty and emptiness of the American West as a background for every elaborate story. The Civil War has become a Nevada nickname "Battleborn" during the Civil War - a title suitable for the story of a person with a problem or a battle trace. I can write very confidently and it can make us root for her weak people.

The vivid term Sam Watkins used may incorporate the reality of bloody war and make the story of ordinary soldiers humorous and moving. After years of warfare the accuracy of the actual account will be wrong, but Sam Watkins uses his personal experience to share these stories with the readers. This book attracts readers to read stories that describe people's daily career during the Civil War. The sarcastic and plain sentence of Sam Watkins gives our readers a feeling of intimacy from the way he seems to speak directly to his soldier.