Atlanta by Cox, Jacob Dolson (1989 Broadfoot Publ. Co.)

“Atlanta” by Cox, Jacob Dolson is a historical research monograph that provides a detailed account of the Civil War in the Atlanta area during the 1860s. This revised edition, published in 1989 by Broadfoot Publ. Co., includes four appendices and an index, making it a valuable resource for young adults and adults interested in the military campaigns of that era. The book, originally written in English, spans 286 pages and offers a comprehensive look at the actions and strategies of the Civil War in Atlanta, offering readers a deeper understanding of this pivotal period in American history.

30th VIRGINIA INFANTRY CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR HISTORY BOOK ROBERT KRICK 4th ED.

ROBERT K. KRICK. AUTHOR(S): ROBERT K. KRICK. Butternut gray / beige boards with embossed print and gold lettering on front cover. Contains 155 pages, including an Addendum to the Fourth Edition. A nice addition to your U.S. Civil War, Confederate States, CSA, Confederacy, GAR, Union Army, Virginia history or family genealogy collection!

Union and confidence: The 1860s

“Union and Confidence: The 1860s” is a book written by Harold Melvin Hyman that delves into the political climate of the United States during the 1860s. Published in 1860, the book explores the themes of union and confidence during a turbulent period in American history. Written in English, this book provides a valuable insight into the events and perspectives of the time, making it a valuable resource for historians and individuals interested in the Civil War and its aftermath.

Union and confidence: The 1860s

“Union and Confidence: The 1860s” is a book written by Harold Melvin Hyman that delves into the political climate of the United States during the 1860s. Published in 1860, the book explores the themes of union and confidence during a turbulent period in American history. Written in English, this book provides a valuable insight into the events and perspectives of the time, making it a valuable resource for historians and individuals interested in the Civil War and its aftermath.