Robert L. Baker Jr. brings a gripping story that immerses readers in the discomfort and persistence of those fighting for freedom. Simon's journey is heart-wrenching and rousing, representing the sacrifices made by limitless people during the Civil War. A highly recommended book about history and human endurance.

This book prettily integrates fiction with historical realities, carrying readers to the Civil War era. Simon's struggle for freedom demonstrates the severe realities of slavery as well as celebrates the continuing spirit of positivity. Baker's bright storytelling and amusing character development make this a memorable read that connects profoundly today's social justice elements.

The story has crafted a powerful depiction of the journey for freedom in “If We Hadn’t Been Soldiers....” The character of Simon exemplifies the power and dedication of those who confronted insoluble odds. This provocative story encourages readers to reflect on the ongoing fight for justice and the sacrifices made by the ones who dared to dream of a happier life.

“If We Hadn’t Been Soldiers...” is an poignant journey that arrests the basics of love and sacrifice in the situation of the chaos of war. Baker’s masterful writing brings to life the struggles of a family torn separately by suppression.

Through Simon's journey, the story sheds light on the often ignored contributions of African Americans during the Civil War. Baker's convincing story educates as well inspires inspires. This book is a emotional prompt of endurance of the human soul and the solid desire for freedom, making it a decisive addition to historical literature.