Daring and Suffering - A History of the Great Railroad Adventure

"Daring and Suffering" by William Pittenger vividly recounts the extraordinary story of the 1862 Union Railroad Raid during the American Civil War. Pittenger details the daring mission undertaken by a small group of Union soldiers, who infiltrated Confederate territory to destroy critical railroad bridges and disrupt enemy supply lines. Facing constant danger, harsh environments, and the threat of capture, the adventurers demonstrated exceptional courage, resilience, and ingenuity. Their clandestine operations not only contributed significantly to the Union war effort but also exemplify the profound sacrifices made in the pursuit of victory. The book offers a gripping account of bravery, hardship, and strategic daring amidst wartime adversity. Daring and Suffering - A History of the Great Railroad Adventure is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1863.