Brave Deeds of Confederate Soldiers: True Stories of Valor and Courage
About this audiobook
Throughout the Civil War, many Confederate soldiers faced daunting challenges that tested their bravery and commitment. In this gripping collection, Philip Alexander Bruce brings to life the stirring tales of these men who exhibited extraordinary courage, loyalty, and resilience on the battlefield. Drawing from historical records and firsthand accounts, the stories reveal moments of cunning strategy and daring actions that changed the course of battles. Each soldier's experience offers a unique glimpse into the harsh realities of war and the unyielding spirit of those who fought. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply curious about the human stories behind the conflict, this audiobook invites you to witness the triumphs and trials of soldiers who stood strong against overwhelming odds. Discover the personal sacrifices and heroic deeds that define their legacy, and gain a deeper understanding of a pivotal time in American history.
- 17 Chapters
- 6 hr 43 min Total runtime
- English Language
- Books, Fiction, Drama Genres
- 13 Jul 2026 Published
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22:38
Chapter 1: Military Influences in the Old Southern Life
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24:28
Chapter 2: Belle Boyd, the Spy
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24:41
Chapter 3: Up in a Balloon
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36:21
Chapter 4: Lieutenant Robins and the Vanguard
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12:39
Chapter 5: The Marion of the West
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22:26
Chapter 6: Morgan Crosses the Ohio
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25:04
Chapter 7: The Boy Artillerist
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10:21
Chapter 8: Mosby and the Partisan Rangers
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16:59
Chapter 9: Capture of General Stoughton
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22:42
Chapter 10: The Wagon Train and Greenback Raids
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31:08
Chapter 11: Private Munson's Escape from Prison
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34:57
Chapter 12: Adventures of a Scout
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32:41
Chapter 13: The Cadets' Baptism of Fire
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23:08
Chapter 14: The Dash on Baltimore
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31:43
Chapter 15: Lieutenant Wise Carries the Message to Lee
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30:33
Chapter 16: How the Colonel Saved the Town
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0:47
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