
The Brigadeby H. A. CovingtonNorthwest Publishing Agency * 1105-D 15th Avenue PMB #428 *Longview, WA 98632©2007 by Harold A. Covington
AcknowledgementsIt is a very rare thing for a novel to be written by a committee, but to acertain extent, that’s what happened with The Brigade. There are a lot of people,too many to name, who read the sample chapters over a period of eighteen months,and who deserve an expression of gratitude for their time, effort, constructivecriticism, and input. Besides the multitude of readers involved, it is anunfortunate fact that in the present paranoid political climate in America, it maywell be dangerous for me publicly to acknowledge their contributions.However, I simply can’t resist giving kudos to a few people without whomthis book would not have been written. We’re not in a position to give medals yet,so this will have to do. The first comrades who require homage are the Secret Sixwho kept a roof over my head while I was writing the book. You know who you are.Marcus the Computermeister kept my ancient machine functioning and sprang forupdated software that has proven invaluable. Finally, I want to thank my threeproofreaders Cinda Haupt, Matt Krause, and Joe Ryncarz, who took a first draftthat was little short of gibberish and made it readable.Whatever effect this book may have on future events, and on the hearts andminds of our people, the credit is by no means mine alone. I don’t know what tosay, except thank you all. -H. A. Covington
This book is dedicated to the memory of David Lane, a true hero now ascended intoValhalla, and to all his comrades, living and dead.
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