Civil War, Henry is fighting on the Union Side
The American Civil War was described in The Red Badge of Courage. Crane wrote the book after the Civil War was over and apparently based the occurrences of the novel on accounts of the Civil War that were published in a newspaper. An argument can be made, however, that Crane wanted to make the book "universal" (meaning that it could apply to anyone or any war) although the setting remains the Civil War. Some people claim that Crane originally did not name the main character (Private Henry Fleming) and called him The Youth for the whole book so that it could be more universal but his publisher asked him to change it. But whatever way you look at it, The Red Badge of Courage describes the American Civil War. And the novel is so compelling in that it brings the reader to what war is really like, not a glamorius adventure.
M. V. de Bange has written: 'Le dernier rajah du Punjab' -- subject(s): Accessible book
The American Civil War.
Timmy in the "Famous Five" book series is a mongrel dog, described as a mix of different breeds. He is known to be loyal, intelligent, and an important member of the adventure-seeking group.
book of luke
King Someshvardeva described fishing as a sport.
The book of Revelation is a book of the end times or last days.
The Book of the Dead
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I believe the most famous book in America is the Bible.
It is rumored to be Lala "Zappa" Sloatman. The age fits the character in the book. She is a stylist as described in the book. In the book, Nic claims she had a famous uncle and famous ex-husband who both claimed to be actors. Lala's uncle is Frank Zappa, and she was married to Chris Robinson from the Black Crowes (both rock stars in the music industry, not actors), so it is very similar and could have been changed to protect them in the book.
All the books are famous. I think the 1st book is more famous because it started the series but they ALL are famous.
Vedas are described as book of All Truthful Knowledge and All Maetrial Sciences based on Truth