The Civil War
By: Gerald Simmons, editor.
Contributors: Simmons, Gerald; Time-Life Books
Publisher: Time-Life Books
Published: 1983
Place of publication: Alexandria, Va
Language: eng
Number of pages: 28
Subjects: United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865.
Notes: Series editor: Henry Woodhead, 1984-1986 ; Thomas H. Flaherty, 1986-1987.
Table of contents: value: v. 1. Brother against brother: the war begins; value: v. 2. First blood: Fort Sumpter to Bull Run; value: v. 3. The blockade: runners and raiders; value: v. 4. The road to Shiloh: early battles in the West; value: v. 5. Forward to Richmond: McClellan's peninsular campaign; value: v. 6. Decoying the Yanks: Jackson's valley campaign; value: v. 7. Confederate ordeal: the Southern home front; value: v. 8. Lee takes command: from seven days to second Bull Run; value: v. 9. The coastal war: Chesapeake Bay to Rio Grande; value: v. 10. Tenting tonight: the soldier's life; value: v. 11. The bloodiest day: the battle of Antietam; value: v. 12. War on the Mississippi: Grant's Vicksburg campaign; value: v. 13. Rebels resurgent: Fredericksburg to Chancellorsville; value: v. 14. Twenty million Yankees: the Northern home front; value: v. 15. Gettysburg: the Confederate high tide; value: v. 16. The struggle for Tennessee: Tupelo to Stones River; value: v. 17. The fight for Chattanooga: Chickamauga to Missionary Ridge; value: v. 18. Spies, scouts, and raiders: irregular operations; value: v. 19. The battles for Atlanta: Sherman moves east; value: v. 20. The killing ground: wilderness to Cold Harbor; value: v. 21. Sherman's march: Atlanta to the sea; value: (cont.); value: v.22. Death in the trenches: Grant at Petersburg; value: v.23. War on the frontier: the Trans-Mississippi west; value: v.24. The Shenandoah in flames: the valley campaign of 1864; value: v.25. Pursuit to Appomatox: the last battles; value: v.26. The assasination: the death of the President; value: v.27. The nation reunited: war's aftermath; value: v.28. Master index.