Tad and His Father

A touching and inspiring memoir of a young boy growing up during the Civil War, and the close relationship he shares with his father, who serves as a chaplain in the Union army. Tad and His Father is a vivid and intimate portrait of a family struggling to survive and thrive in a time of great hardship.
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