Recollections & Letters of General Robert E. Lee by Captain R. E. Lee 1924
Discover a profound historical account with “Recollections and Letters of General Robert E. Lee,” penned by his own son, Captain Robert E. Lee.
The American Civil War, Essential Histories, Osprey; Krick; Gallagher, lot of 2
The War in the East (1863-1865) Robert K Krick.
Time-Life Civil War Series 4 Book Lot First Blood Gettysburg Antietam Tenting
Tenting Tonight – The Soldier’s Life. Gettysburg – The Confederate High Tide.
Vintage Lot 6 Books Confederacy US South Civil War Soldier Leather HC/PB G-VG
Lot of 6 books on the American Civil War. Includes biographical and historical narratives on the personal lives and events as a Confederate soldier as well as perspective of a Union soldier imprisoned in the South. These give a glimpse into real stories as well as everyday life. You will receive: *Three Months in the Southern States; leather hardcover *The Life of Johnny Reb; softcover *Everyday Life During the Civil War; softcover *The Civil War – A History; softcover *One of Jackson’s Foot Calvary; softcover *John Ransom’s Andersonville Diary; softcover
Charles Sumner and the Coming of the Civil War by David Donald (1961, HC DJ)
Charles Sumner and the Coming of the Civil War by David Donald 1961 HCDJ Condition is pre-owned. Please see pictures for details. Shipped out the same business day with USPS Media Mail.
Vicki Berger Erwin James W E Ulysses & Julia Grant’s Missouri Love S (Paperback)
Title: Ulysses & Julia Grant’s Missouri Love Story. Format: Paperback. Item Length: 152mm. Item Weight: 141g. Item Width: 8mm. ISBN: 9781467157360. Item Height: 229mm. Country/Region of Manufacture: US.
Gettysburg Sketches Frederic Ray 1963 Illustrated Civil War History Times & News
A nice touch is the illustrated border on every single page.
Before Antietam: The Battle for South Mountain by Priest 1862 Civil War SIGNED!
Robert E. Lee, after decisively repelling John Pope’s August 1862 invasion of Virginia at the Second Battle of Manassas, took the offensive. Moving north into Maryland, Lee divided his forces to capture Harpers Ferry while continuing his advance further into Union territory.