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by Author William R. Forstchen

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Terrible Swift Sword (1992)

A startling series that merges history with intrepid military science fiction in a fresh and energetic package, this latest edition proves that Forstchen's talent and possibilities are limitless. "Some of the best adventure writing in years!"--Science Fiction Chronicle.

Terrible Swift Sword (1992) by William R. Forstchen
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Down to the Sea (2000)

In the aftermath of Gettysburg, the 35th Regiment of the Union Army were pulled through a time warp, leaving them stranded in a strange alien word. Now it's time for exploration -- and to discover a way to survive...

Down to the Sea (2000) by William R. Forstchen
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Battle Hymn (1997)

Swept through a time-space warp at the height of the Civil War, the 35th Maine found themselves stranded on an alien world. Now William R. Forstchen has written an all-new "Lost Regiment" adventure with an even more treacherous adversary.

Battle Hymn (1997) by William R. Forstchen
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Rally Cry (1990)

When Union Colonel Andrew Keane and his soldiers were swept through a space-time warp, they found themselves in an alternate world where their rifles were centuries advanced over swords, spears and crossbows. But they also found themselves up against creatures who considered humans mere cattle to...

Rally Cry (1990) by William R. Forstchen
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Men of War (1999)

In the aftermath of Gettysburg, the 35th Regiment of the Union Army were pulled through a time warp, leaving them stranded in a strange alien word. Now it's time for exploration -- and to discover a way to survive...

Men of War (1999) by William R. Forstchen
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Never Sound Retreat (1998)

It has been 10 years since a group of American Civil War soldiers was swept away from the battlefields of Earth to a distant world--where the only place for a human is as a slave to an alien race. But even though they are far from home, the members of the Union 35th Main regiment still embody the...

Never Sound Retreat (1998) by William R. Forstchen