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Having fought with distinction (winning the Silver Star and the Croix de Guerre) in the First World War as a pilot, Charles Russell Codman retired back to civilian life believing that his fighting days were over. However he re-entered the army to fight on the side of Democracy once again, and before long his unique qualifications led him to being appointed as aide-de-camp to no lesser general than George S. Patton Jr. This book is the fascinating story of Codman’s experiences as part of General Patton’s staff from the sands of North Africa to eventual victory in Germany. A rare insight into the wartime career at the headquarters of America’s finest fighting general of the Second World ...
The Chambers-Russell-Codman House and Family in Lincoln, Massachusetts
Family history of Charles Chambers born in England in 1660. He migrated to Massachusetts as a young man, and married Rebecca Patefield a few years later. In 1708 they purchased a country estate in Lincoln, Mass. (close to Boston), which was inherited by his descendants.
American Fiction, 1901-1925
A 1997 bibliography of American fiction from 1901-1925.
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