Fighting for Defeat: Union Military Failure in the East, 1861-1865"This excellent and provocative work concludes with a chapter suggesting how the image of Southern military superiority endured in spite of defeat."-Civil War History |
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North and South | 1 |
The Plantation and the Garrison | 26 |
Prelude | 48 |
The Penalties of Defeat | 71 |
One Mans Role | 87 |
Desperate Measures | 104 |
Fighting for Defeat | 128 |
War in Earnest | 151 |
Losing the Peace | 175 |
Notes | 197 |
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