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Andrew Carroll's Books
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War LettersIn 1998, Andrew Carroll founded the Legacy Project, with the goal of remembering Americans who have served their nation and preserving their letters...Read More
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Behind the LinesAndrew Carroll spent three years traveling throughout the United States and around the world to seek out the most powerful and unforgettable letters...Read More -
In Our Own WordsThis bestselling collection of American oratory is the most comprehensive anthology of its kind: a record of twentieth-century America captured in the...Read More
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Kalamazoo Gazette, February 3, 2012
...Van Buren County residents have and lost nearly $15,000. NEW YORK TIMES BEST-SELLING AUTHOR COMING TO KALAMAZOO: Andrew Carroll, a best-selling military author, . WMU professor Lt. Zoltan Krompecher is featured in Carroll's book, "Operation Homecoming:...
Phoenixville Phoenix, January 30, 2012
...a generous, helpful shelf. Check it out! But, back to the book, “Letters of a Nation,” edited by Andrew Carroll. How and where did these letters arrive? The book states several sources. Albert Einstein, one of my favorite people and contributors,...
Phoenixville Phoenix, January 18, 2012
...a generous, helpful shelf. Check it out! But, back to the book, “Letters of a Nation,” edited by Andrew Carroll. How and where did these letters arrive? The book states several sources. Albert Einstein, one of my favorite people and contributors,...
Chicago Daily Herald, July 21, 2011
..."What people confront is their own mortality, and immortality . . . in these letters," Burns said in an interview. Andrew Carroll, editor of "Behind the Lines," a compilation of war letters, said: "It's the hardest letter . . . for any service member to...
Washington Post, July 20, 2011
...often written by soldiers on the eve of battle. What people confront is their own mortality, and immortality ... Andrew Carroll, editor of Behind the Lines, a compilation of war letters, said: Its the hardest letter ... Its especially poignant when there...
Deseret Morning News, March 18, 2011
...the finalists (www.bbc.co.uk). My own favorite came from a guy up in Brighton, England, named Andrew Carroll: A talking snake A floating zoo A burning bush, and then . . . A man walks on water Saying "Do what you ought ter! Cos I'll be back!" Amen man...
