After Taps

About this book

Set against the tumultuous backdrop of the American Civil War, "After Taps" by Rachel Baker Gale and George M. Baker delves into the intricate dynamics of loyalty and betrayal within a military family. As Colonel Gordon Graham grapples with the moral complexities of duty and honor, the play poignantly examines the psychological toll of war on personal relationships. With its rich character development and exploration of themes such as sacrifice and resilience, this drama in three acts offers a compelling narrative that resonates with civic activists and historians alike. Discover how the echoes of conflict shape human connections in this timeless exploration of the human spirit. Ideal for students and scholars, "After Taps" invites readers to reflect on the enduring impact of war.

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