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Cargando... The Last Campaign: Grant Saves the Union (1972)por Earl Schenck Miers
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Illuminates the men and events that influenced Grant's role as the victor in the last campaign of the Civil War. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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This book is by no means exhaustive, and unfortunately it still manages to list far too many names which appear only once and then disappear.
By reading this book you get a sense of what type of losses the country suffered during the conflict. I didn't know that the Southern Confederacy considered itself another country and that they thought they could win the war by withstanding a siege against Richmond fighting only defensively. The South's Jubal Early was man I had never heard of before. His battlefield behind-the-lines adventures which were recounted and the lessons learned by the North from the entire conflct made this book's historical writer a person I am very grateful to. This has been such a positive experience, I now look forward to reading more material on the Civil War. The author is very respectful of Lincoln and his status as a preserver of the Union.
The book's construction is beautiful: stiff paper stock, sewn binding, yellow endpages, bibliography, readable Times font, maps, index. ( )