National Geographic: The Untold Civil War
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Venmo"The Untold Civil War: Exploring the Human Side of War" by James Robertson, published by National Geographic. It was edited by Neil Kagan.
Focus: This book delves into the lesser-known, human aspects of the American Civil War, aiming to reveal surprising and fresh perspectives on this pivotal period of American history.
Content: It features six thematic chapters, including "Characters," "Connections," and "A War of Firsts," presenting self-contained stories and insights into various facets of the war beyond just battles and strategies.
Author: James Robertson was a distinguished Civil War historian, known for his extensive work on the subject, including a highly acclaimed biography of "Stonewall" Jackson. Illustrations: The book is richly illustrated with archival images, objects, and compelling contemporary photography, adding a visual dimension to the historical narrative.
Unique Insights: It explores intriguing details, such as the role of fresh water in the Battle of Gettysburg, the rise of the U.S. Postal Service due to the need for communication during wartime, and the introduction of "firsts" like pre-sized clothing and canned goods during the war era.
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National Geographic: The Untold Civil War
15 Days
7
1
$15.00
Alex
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
Venmo"The Untold Civil War: Exploring the Human Side of War" by James Robertson, published by National Geographic. It was edited by Neil Kagan.
Focus: This book delves into the lesser-known, human aspects of the American Civil War, aiming to reveal surprising and fresh perspectives on this pivotal period of American history.
Content: It features six thematic chapters, including "Characters," "Connections," and "A War of Firsts," presenting self-contained stories and insights into various facets of the war beyond just battles and strategies.
Author: James Robertson was a distinguished Civil War historian, known for his extensive work on the subject, including a highly acclaimed biography of "Stonewall" Jackson. Illustrations: The book is richly illustrated with archival images, objects, and compelling contemporary photography, adding a visual dimension to the historical narrative.
Unique Insights: It explores intriguing details, such as the role of fresh water in the Battle of Gettysburg, the rise of the U.S. Postal Service due to the need for communication during wartime, and the introduction of "firsts" like pre-sized clothing and canned goods during the war era.
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