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Item # / SKU: 760056001061
Brand Name: By Trailhead Graphics
Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania Battlefield Map
By Trailhead Graphics A complete map of the area using historic and present day features. Tyvex ©2007
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Item # / SKU: 9780807823347
Brand Name: Edited by Gary Gallagher
The Wilderness Campaign
Edited by Gary W. Gallagher A collection of eight essays dealing with different aspects of The Wilderness Campaign from both sides of the front. Hard Cover ©1997 257 pages, 38 photos/illustrations.
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Item # / SKU: 9780807129715
Brand Name: By Robert K. Krick
The Smoothbore Volley That Doomed the Confederacy
By Robert K. Krick A collection of 10 essays dealing with subjects about Lee's Army of Northern Virginia. Paper ©2002 263 pages, 36 photos/illustrations, 2 maps
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Item # / SKU: 9780873386296
Brand Name: Edited by Gary W. Gallagher
Three Days at Gettysburg
Edited by Gary W. Gallagher A collection of 13 essays dealing with Confederate and Union leadership during the Battle of Gettysburg. Hard Coverer ©1999 305 pages, photos/illustrations/maps
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Item # / SKU: 9780873386319
Brand Name: By Joseph L. Harsh
Taken at the Flood:
Robert E. Lee & Confederate Strategy in the Maryland Campaign of 1862 By Joseph L. Harsh Focusing on military policy and strategy, this is a detailed account of the September 1862 campaign . Hardcover ©1999 496 pages, 24 maps
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Item # / SKU: 9780618344192
Brand Name: By Stephen Sears
Landscape Turned Red:
The Battle of Antietam By Stephen Sears Drawing on unpublished sources to recreate the bloodiest day in American history to create this masterpiece. Paper ©1983 345 pages, photos/illustrations, 10 maps
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Item # / SKU: 9780807131107
Brand Name: By John Cimprich
Fort Pillow, a Civil War Massacre, and Public Memory
By John Cimprich A case study of this horrific incident that occurred on April 12, 1864 at Tennessee's Fort Pillow. Hard Cover ©2005 124 pages, 2 maps
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Item # / SKU: 9780143037866
Brand Name: By Andrew Ward
River Run Red: The Fort Pillow Massacre in the American Civil War
By Andrew Ward The narrative history of the April 12, 1864 battle of Fort Pillow- one of the Civil War most controversial events. Paper ©2005 391 pages, photos/illustrations/maps
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Brand Name: By James Lee McDonough
War In Kentucky:
From Shiloh to Perryville By James Lee McDonough An exploration of the strategic importance Kentucky held for both the Union and Confederacy. ©1994 325 pages, 35 photos/illustrations, 6 maps
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Brand Name: By Richard R. Duncan
Lee's Endangered Left:
The Civil War in Western Virginia Spring of 1864 By Richard R. Duncan Emphasizing the impact on civilian life, Duncan illustrates the importance the Shenandoah Valley held for both sides. Paper ©1998 302 pages, 12 photos/illustrations, 6 maps Hardcover ©1998 302 pages, 12 photos/illustrations, 6 maps
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