"To tell my own story is to tell that of my famous husband, General John A. Logan," explains Mary S. Logan in the preface to her autobiography.Married to John A. Logan for thirty-one years, Mary Logan shared in her distinguished husband shifted next to his lung, amusingly of the excuses soldiers invented to wrangle a pass to town, and elegantly of her trips to Europe and o
"To tell my own story is to tell that of my famous husband, General John A. Logan," explains Mary S. Logan in the preface to her autobiography.Married to John A. Logan for thirty-one years, Mary Logan shared in her distinguished husband shifted next to his lung, amusingly of the excuses soldiers invented to wrangle a pass to town, and elegantly of her trips to Europe and of the pomp and circumstance of the parties attended by the great men and women of the time. Drawing on events grand and small, she re-creates history as only a skillful writer who was in the right place at the right time could.
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Hardcover
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524 pages
Published
July 1st 2007
by Kessinger Publishing
(first published November 11th 1997)