First published
1945
Three discharged servicemen, honorably for medical reasons, struggle to re-adjust to "normal life" in the same town, in the last days of WWII, and its challenge to the comradeship of shared danger and sacrifice that they knew as soldiers. A national epic, told in the language of the common man, in the language of the poet; told only as America could tell it.
blue cloth hardcover title on spine in powder blue rectangle with gold leaf
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