Bibliograph

Comrades, brothers, fathers, heroes, sons, pals, Stephen E. Ambrose

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Comrades, brothers, fathers, heroes, sons, pals, Stephen E. Ambrose

Language

eng

Format of music

not applicable

Literary text for sound recordings

other

Main title

Comrades

Medium

sound recording audiobook CD

Responsibility statement

Stephen E. Ambrose

Series statement

Nonfiction on cassette

Sub title

brothers, fathers, heroes, sons, pals

Summary

Examines the bonds formed between men as a result of both family & circumstance. The lasting friendships of various men, from Sioux Indians to Ambrose's own father & brothers. Reaching back through history, Ambrose describes the special relationship between Meriwether Lewis & William Clark, whose faith & trust in one another helped them survive their famous expedition. He pays homage to brothers, such famous pairs as Dwight & Milton Eisenhower & George & Tom Custer. Also a chapter to Richard Nixon, using the late president as an example of why certain men have trouble forming close bonds with other men

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