Kenneth P. Williams | Lincoln Finds a General: A Military Study of the Civil War, Volume Four — Iuka to Vicksburg | 1956
A substantial work of Civil War military history examining Abraham Lincoln's search for effective military leadership during the campaigns of 1862–1863. Volume Four follows the conflict from Iuka through the Vicksburg campaign, examining the commanders, decisions, movements, and battles that shaped the Union's struggle for control of the Mississippi.
Published by The Macmillan Company in 1956 and illustrated with maps by Clark Ray, this volume represents the mid-20th-century tradition of detailed scholarly Civil War history.
This copy shows considerable age and handling, including wear to the blue cloth binding, staining to the text block, and remnants of a former label. Its condition is therefore best understood as well-used historical material rather than a pristine collectible edition.
Kenneth P. Williams | Lincoln Finds a General: A Military Study of the Civil War, Volume Four — Iuka to Vicksburg | 1956
A substantial work of Civil War military history examining Abraham Lincoln's search for effective military leadership during the campaigns of 1862–1863. Volume Four follows the conflict from Iuka through the Vicksburg campaign, examining the commanders, decisions, movements, and battles that shaped the Union's struggle for control of the Mississippi.
Published by The Macmillan Company in 1956 and illustrated with maps by Clark Ray, this volume represents the mid-20th-century tradition of detailed scholarly Civil War history.
This copy shows considerable age and handling, including wear to the blue cloth binding, staining to the text block, and remnants of a former label. Its condition is therefore best understood as well-used historical material rather than a pristine collectible edition.
