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The Civil War Reader: 1862

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Civil War Times Illustrated and America's Civil War Magazine present a fresh and bold re-examination of the epic year that was the "spring of the conferacy." From bloodstained battlefields to smoke-filled antechambers of political power-brokers, 1862 was a year of tumultuous events in America. Flush from its victories of the previous year, the Confederacy stood poised and powerful - tantalizingly close to sundering the shackles of the Union and establishing itself as a new and independent nation-state on the North American continent. The battles, political events, personalities, and innovative weapons of war are re-examined, and often illuminated with new analysis and information, by some of America's foremost historians and scholars.

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Publisher: ibooks, Inc.

OverDrive Read

  • ISBN: 9781591760634
  • Release date: April 1, 2002

EPUB ebook

  • ISBN: 9781591760634
  • File size: 526 KB
  • Release date: April 1, 2002

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EPUB ebook

subjects

History Nonfiction

Languages

English

Civil War Times Illustrated and America's Civil War Magazine present a fresh and bold re-examination of the epic year that was the "spring of the conferacy." From bloodstained battlefields to smoke-filled antechambers of political power-brokers, 1862 was a year of tumultuous events in America. Flush from its victories of the previous year, the Confederacy stood poised and powerful - tantalizingly close to sundering the shackles of the Union and establishing itself as a new and independent nation-state on the North American continent. The battles, political events, personalities, and innovative weapons of war are re-examined, and often illuminated with new analysis and information, by some of America's foremost historians and scholars.

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