Men who had tramped through the Chickahominy swamps, or raced down the Virginia Valley, could get along with ragged blouses and vizorless caps, but broken shoes made it difficult to march. Only those who served under this remarkable and much ill-used General can appreciate the Napoleonic influence exercised by him over the men he led to battle. Then a mighty cheer would rise and sweep forward as a cavalcade of horsemen rode rapidly to the front. The leading brigades knew then that the General was coming, and joined in the cheers as he passed. The interface is easy to learn.
Narrative text is interesting, giving the perspective of an AoP war correspondent.
The software search feature gave disappointing results. There does not appear to be a Mac version.