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Mine Run Campaign Addendum

October 13th, 2008 by Brett Schulte · 2 Comments

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Since I posted last week, History Channel forum poster “sfcdan” has written parts 6-9 of his Mine Run Campaign series.  Here are the links to the individual posts.  Go check them out!

Mine Run Part 6 – Payne’s Farm

Mine Run Part 7 – New Hope Church

Mine Run Part 8 – Parker’s Store

Mine Run Part 9 – Decision Day

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  3. Trudeau to Take on Bristoe Station and Mine Run?
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  • 1 Drew W. // Oct 14, 2008 at 1:00 pm

    Brett,
    Upon your recommendation, I picked up a used copy of the H.E. Howard series Mine Run book. I agree with what you said in your review (from your book collection website), and concur that it’s one of the better books from the series. The Bristoe Station book, however, is currently out of my price range!

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  • 2 RHurley // Oct 15, 2008 at 6:32 pm

    Just read through the entire dialogue with Dan, CW, Pat, Diane and the others. OUTstanding in every way. Thanks Brett for spotlighting this exchange.

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