The Man Without A Country Ch.B-70: Nolan Goes Home

"Nolan Goes Home" is the name of this story.  How did Nolan go home?

• He went home in his mind, through the words of the captain.
• He was taken home on a horse.
• He went hoe aboard a war ship.
• He went home by railroad.

In the beginning of this story, Philip Nolan

• was going to war.
• lived in Texas.
• lived in California.
• lay dying.

The doctor 

• did everything he could to make Nolan well.
• could do nothing to make Nolan well.
• would not help Nolan get well.
• did not like Philip Nolan.

The captain went to visit Nolan

• in the morning.
• in the afternoon.
• in the evening.
• in the middle of the night.

The captain

• read all of Nolan's book.
• read a few pages of Nolan's book.
• read the last page Nolan had written.
• did not read Nolan's book.

Nolan's last written words tells us

• how much he had come to love his country.
• how much he had missed his family.
• how much he missed the army.
• how much he missed his friends.

In Nolan's room hung a picture of 

• his mother.
• Aaron Burr.
• Abraham Lincoln.
• George Washington.

Nolan had left a letter.  In the letter he asked to be buried 

• on his farm where he lived as a boy.
• at sea.
• anywhere in America.
• in Washington.

Another name for this story could be

• "Nolan's Last Days."
• "The Captain's Visit."
• "The Stars And Stripes."
• "Nolan's Book."

This story is mainly about

• a dying man's last words.
• a dying man's last wish.
• a dying man who had come to love his country as no other.
• the new towns and cities of America.