
Written by Daniel Cohen
Spirits of soldiers and leaders are said to haunt famous battlefields.
Thirteen ghost stories said to be true introduce famous figures and battles of the American Civil War. Readers hear of a ghostly vision of George Washington that inspired Union troops before Gettysburg and of John Brown's spirit, which likes to pose for pictures but never shows up when they are developed, alongside the real history behind each tale and a section of photographs.
A ghostly vision of General George Washington that inspired the troops before the battle of Gettysburg…The ghost of John Brown, who likes to have his picture taken, but never shows up when it’s developed…these and eleven more spine-tingling, true ghost stories introduce children to famous Civil War figures and battles.
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