The Bookshelf

Wittenberg spares little detail for one day of action...a compelling case that Chickamauga was a three day battle.

Civil War memory is complex, defying neat regional, racial, and political categorization.

...a valuable companion to a visit along Mine Run.

Those seeking a deeper understanding of the common soldier of the Army of the Potomac...will find Ward's regimental history...exceedingly beneficial.

Provide[s] the Civil War community with a better understanding of the complexities and dangers faced by scouts, guides, couriers, and escorts throughout the conflict

...offers much or those looking to master the narrative of the second costliest Civil War clash.

Showalter's "was the name that became most associated in California with treason after the outbreak of the American Civil War."

Destined to become a staple for anyone seeking a deeper, more nuanced understanding of the Gettysburg Campaign's opening weeks.

Singelyn and Barnard have produced a useful volume of letters that detail an officer's perspective about military life and Custer.

Blount's dynamic prose moves with the celerity of Wilson's mounted columns.