He wrote of a man that unwittingly shoots his father, thinking that he was an opposing soldier.
He wrote of a man that unwittingly shoots his father, thinking that he was an opposing soldier. This creator of Carter Druse described the response of a deaf six-year old child that laughs and plays with some Union soldiers and later finds his house in blazes. This author of "A Horseman in the Sky" and (*) "Chickamauga" wrote of the final memories of Peyton Farquhar and defined war as "a by-product of the arts of peace" in a work originally titled The Cynic's Word Book. For 10 points, name this author of "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" and The Devil's Dictionary.
He wrote of a man that unwittingly shoots his father, thinking that he was an opposing soldier.
Ambrose Gwinnett {Bierce} [MB]