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Vicksburg
Campaign: The 3 volumes trace Grant's strategy for capturing Vicksburg and the unfolding siege from November 1862 to the city's fall. Bearss supplies a condensed version of the O.R. (q.v.) that readers can digest, although a number of other sources are also employed. Although analysis and interpretation are sparse, details of many actions--not all of them important--are abundant, often to a miniscule level.
2219 total pp., cloth, 242 photographs, 63 maps. $125.00. Click here
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Anderson, Ephraim - Memoirs:
Historical and Personal: including the campaigns of the
First Missouri Confederate Brigade. Contains 151 pages of
notes and indexed by Ed & Margie Bearss. 590 total
pages, paperback, 60# paper and 8pt. cover stock. $35 plus
$6.00 to ship. Click here
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Proposed Reprint:
Tunnard, Willie - A Southern Record,
They Story of the 3rd Louisiana Infantry, CSA. 186 pages of
notes and indexed by Ed and Margie Bearss. 581 total pages,
60# paper, offset stock with 8 pt. paperback covers. $35
plus $6 to ship. To pre-order this title click here
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Military
Memoirs of a Confederate
A Critical Narrative. Introduction by Maury Klein. Printed
on acid-free paper, bound in real
cloth, with Confederate flags stamped on the cover. 634 pp., photos,
map, cloth, dj. For more details click on the picture.
$55 plus $6 to ship. Place your order here.
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John
Bachelder's History of the Battle of Gettysburg
(Now
Taking Pre-Pub Orders)
We will reprint once 50 pre-pub orders are reached.
Employed as a lithographer when the war erupted, Bachelder
periodically accompanied the Army of the Potomac as an observer.
Reaching Gettysburg soon after the armies departed, he filled
several notebooks with vivid testimony from wounded soldiers. He
later interviewed officers from every Union regiment that fought
at Gettysburg. After the war, veterans on both sides wrote
Bachelder to correct errors, clarify details, and provide unique
recollections. Edited and annotated by David and Audrey
Ladd. 842 pp., paperback. $35 plus $6 to ship. Pre-Order here.
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Military Bibliography Of The Civil War - VOL. IV (Dornbusch)
Compiled and revised by Silas Felton. 1063 pp., 9700 entries revised with books missed in vols. I, II, and III, regimental publications, personal narratives, biographies, campaigns and battles, northern and southern. Status: 4 years in the making, compiled and indexed.
Now in Stock !! Book#: 578A $75 Ready to Ship!!
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Berdan's Sharpshooters
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The Story of the Army's Two Elite Regiments of Sharpshooters. Reprint of the 1985 edition. 597 pp., 48 illus., biographical sketches, new introduction, roster, index, cloth.
Book#: 1785 $45.00 Ready to Ship!!
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Southern Historical Society Papers
Used set, most are shrink-wrapped. The Southern Historical Society Papers offers almost 20,000 pages of material.
52 volumes. Index Not included. Printed on acid-free paper. Book#: 1749ZZZE
$800 Ready to Ship!!
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The Twentieth Maine (Revised Edition)
This is a work that begins with a great advantage over most regimental histories in that the story
of the 20th Maine and its heroic commanders provides Pullen with superb material. A skillful writer, he has produced
a model history that is insightful and well-documented, and it is counted among the better regimental histories in Civil
War literature. For more details click on the book.
Book #1541AA $17.50 Ready to Ship!
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The 16th Michigan Infantry Of Little Roundtop
For decades, students of the Civil War have been able to read histories of
other famous regiments that served with the 16th Michigan in the Army of the Potomac
the 83rd Pennsylvania, the 44th New York and the 20th Maine. From the siege of Yorktown
to Second Bull Run and Fredericksburg on to the final confrontation with Robert E. Lee at
Appomattox Court House, Hill's regiment served with these commands in one of the most
notable brigades in the Union army. BOOK #470B $45.00. - Ready to Ship.
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Shiloh: Bloody April
Twenty-seven years after the original publication of
Shiloh: Bloody April, a new expanded edition presents the fascinating story of The Pearl Harbor of the
American Civil War as never before told. Written by award-winning author Wiley Sword, this brand new
version of his definitive Civil War study is replete with immense impact and meaning. Newly discovered material found over
the intervening years has been incorporated throughout the text, and contributes to a fuller
understanding of the momentous events at Shiloh. Yet greater elaboration and new interpretation
in this new edition is but one aspect of a book that is virtually a classic among battle studies.
Cloth, Book #1808A $45.00; Paperback, Book #1808AA $22.50 Ready to Ship!
Forrest at Brice's Cross Roads
This work originated with the writer Glenn Tucker and was essentially redone by
Bearss after Tucker's death. Relying heavily on the O.R. (q.v.) and other
primary sources and documents, the author traces the period of Forrest's
activities from April through August 1864 with a special focus on the battle at
Brice's Crossroads. First published in 1979 and several times since, it has become a classic. Printed on
60-pound acid-free paper, maps, hardcover, appendix, 383pp. #126 $45.00
(Very low stock)
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Grappling With Death: The Union
Second Corps Hospital at Gettysburg
This is the story of the hospital of the Union Second Corps. In a time period
that we look back on with aghast dismay, where "laudable pus" and hospital fevers were the norm,
when antisepsis and microbes were totally unknown, this hospital had an incredible 86.6% survival
rate following the battle of Gettysburg!
Book #1258 $60.00 (949 pages).
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