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The book is a collection of essays, short stories, and reflections, often focusing on the themes of patriotism, heroism, and the human experience in times of conflict. Cobb, known for his witty and humorous writing, adopts a more serious tone in this work, addressing the war’s impact on American society and its soldiers.The essays capture a range of emotions and experiences, from the pride of service to the sorrow of loss, as well as the strength of the American spirit during challenging times. Cobb uses both humor and pathos to highlight the sacrifices and struggles of ordinary people caught in the sweeping tides of history. The title The Glory of the Coming evokes the hope of triumph and the eventual return to peace, suggesting a future that, while uncertain, holds the promise of better times.