The Black flower : a novel of the Civil War

"A gripping story of a young Confederate rifleman from Mississippi named Bushrod Carter, who serves in General John Bell Hood's army of Tennessee during the civil war battle that takes place in Franklin Tennessee, in November 1864. Written with reference attention to historical accuracy, the book vividly document the fear, suffering, and intense friendships that are all present on the eve of the battle."@en
"The aftermath of a Civil War battle through the eyes of a Confederate soldier. The wounded are dragged to a makeshift hospital to face doctors with blunt saws, others suffocate under the weight of fallen comrades, scavengers invade the battlefield to strip the dead of valuables. He is lucky, his wounds are light and a nurse falls in love with him."
"A gripping story of a young Confederate rifleman from Mississippi named Bushrod Carter, who serves in General John Bell Hood's army of Tennessee during the civil war battle that takes place in Franklin Tennessee, in November 1864. Written with reference attention to historical accuracy, the book vividly document the fear, suffering, and intense friendships that are all present on the eve of the battle."