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A Reconstructed Life

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  • 322 stránek
  • 12 hodin čtení

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Lawrence Ambrose, a Confederate soldier, has witnessed the horrors of war—dismembered bodies, rivers of blood, and unimaginable death—all for a cause he now questions. With the Civil War over, he grapples with the South’s defeat and the challenges of the Reconstruction Era, realizing that the task ahead involves not just physical rebuilding but also moral and spiritual renewal. As he embarks on his journey to become a pastor, Lawrence rediscovers his faith in God and humanity. He finds compassion among the freedmen and confronts the abhorrent truths of his past beliefs. Through new friendships and a revitalized spirit, he becomes determined to educate the South and change the hearts of those clinging to old ways. Facing threats from the KKK and the manipulations of his father-in-law, Lawrence advocates for unity and equality. With his strong and beautiful wife, Sarah, by his side, he draws the strength to persevere. The story unfolds as Lawrence seeks to overcome the challenges ahead and witness the rise of a new Atlanta, illustrating the profound potential for personal and societal transformation after the devastation of entrenched beliefs.

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A Reconstructed Life, A. M. Overett

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2021
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Titul
A Reconstructed Life
Jazyk
anglicky
Vydavatel
Sonya Snell
Rok vydání
2021
Vazba
měkká
Počet stran
322
ISBN13
9781643733333
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Anotace
Lawrence Ambrose, a Confederate soldier, has witnessed the horrors of war—dismembered bodies, rivers of blood, and unimaginable death—all for a cause he now questions. With the Civil War over, he grapples with the South’s defeat and the challenges of the Reconstruction Era, realizing that the task ahead involves not just physical rebuilding but also moral and spiritual renewal. As he embarks on his journey to become a pastor, Lawrence rediscovers his faith in God and humanity. He finds compassion among the freedmen and confronts the abhorrent truths of his past beliefs. Through new friendships and a revitalized spirit, he becomes determined to educate the South and change the hearts of those clinging to old ways. Facing threats from the KKK and the manipulations of his father-in-law, Lawrence advocates for unity and equality. With his strong and beautiful wife, Sarah, by his side, he draws the strength to persevere. The story unfolds as Lawrence seeks to overcome the challenges ahead and witness the rise of a new Atlanta, illustrating the profound potential for personal and societal transformation after the devastation of entrenched beliefs.