In one scene of this novel, the protagonist encounters a man with a shoeful of blood, and hears another man singing about "fi
In one scene of this novel, the protagonist encounters a man with a shoeful of blood, and hears another man singing about "five an' twenty dead men/Baked in a pie." Shortly thereafter, he meets a "tattered soldier," who inquires after his health, and witnesses the death of a "tall soldier" who had previously claimed that he would run from a battle if everyone else did. That man was Jim Conklin. The protagonist rejoins the 304th New York Regiment and is cared for by his friend Wilson after suffering a minor head wound. For 10 points, name this work of historical fiction about Henry Fleming's service during the Civil War, written by Stephen Crane.
In one scene of this novel, the protagonist encounters a man with a shoeful of blood, and hears another man singing about "five an' twenty dead men/Baked in a pie."