Robert Henry Hendershot

“Robert Henry Hendershot” by Susan E. Goodman is a historical biography published by Simon and Schuster in March 2003. This original edition spans 64 pages and is presented in English. The book follows the journey of a young boy who, despite his mother’s objections, enlists in the Union Army as a drummer boy during the Civil War. Eager to experience battle and prove his bravery, Robert faces challenges when his company commander deems him too young for combat.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of ambition and heroism against the backdrop of the Civil War period. The story delves into Robert’s determination to make a name for himself, even as he grapples with the realities of war and the expectations placed upon him. This book is suitable for those interested in juvenile nonfiction and historical accounts, particularly regarding the experiences of youth during significant historical events.
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War!
Over his mother’s objections Robert Henry Hendershot has joined the Union Army as a drummer boy. He wants to see battle and capture a confederate soldier — but his company commander says he’s too young and removes him from the pontoon carrying troops across the Rappahannock to face the rebels at Fredericksburg.
Can Robert find a way to become a hero?
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