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Brother against Brother: 140 Civil War Memoirs
Firsthand Union and Confederate Voices of Battle, Prison, Naval War, Emancipation, and Memory
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- John D. BillingsCharles W. ReedWilliam Tecumseh ShermanPhilip Henry SheridanUlysses S. GrantJ. W. GibsonGeorge PerkinsHenry B. JamesHenry Bascom SmithHenry Martyn KiefferCharles A. FullerWillard W. GlazierJoseph Warren KeiferJohn McElroyThomas Wentworth HigginsonJames Madison PageAlonzo CooperLemuel Abijah AbbottLouis RichardsS. Emma E. EdmondsSamuel ScovilleHenry H. MeachamFrank A. RollinRichard TaylorJohn BeattyLeander StillwellCharles Anderson DanaJames Harvey KiddJacob D. CoxStanton P. AllenHampton Sidney ThomasJames Harrison WilsonFrederick L. HitchcockJames R. CarnahanJoseph W. GrantRichard J. FulferJohn LockwoodHenry C. MeyerD. H. FletcherSamuel H. FletcherH. Clay TrumbullJames Madison StoneAllen Ripley FooteThomas KirwanE. H. ClementEdward Mott RobbinsMartin A. HaynesGrenville Mellen DodgeJohn G. B. AdamsAnsel D. NickersonWarren OlneyDaniel Avery LangworthyJoshua M. AddemanEugene Winslow WatsonSamuel Dana GreeneJohn Lorimer WordenH. Ashton RamsayBradford Ripley Jr. WoodJohn Watson FosterR. E. McBrideCharles Carleton CoffinWickham HoffmanGeorge T. UlmerEdward Alexander MooreWilliam A. CanfieldAbner DoubledayJohn M. BattenLawrence Van AlstyneDavid W. StaffordCharles C. NottJohn Levi MaileWilliam N. TylerJohn Azor KelloggJames PikeLot D. Young
2024
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Brother against Brother: 140 Civil War Memoirs assembles a vast documentary chorus from the American Civil War, illuminating combat, command, captivity, nursing, naval service, campaigning, and the unsettled moral terrain of national rupture. Ranging from terse battlefield recollection and military analysis to reflective autobiography and eyewitness narrative, the volume preserves the varied registers through which participants made meaning of war. Accounts of major operations stand beside...
