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Köp båda 2 för 629 krHistory does not simply happen. Most often it is the result of years of graduate training, assiduous research, and careful writing. Without historians we would be ignorant of our history. Yet, far too often we focus on the final product and ignore...
With gripping clarity and insight, Callaway's Civil War letters detail a soldier's life in camp and on campaign. . . . A wonderful treasury of Civil War lore; highly recommended for libraries, historians, and Civil War buffs. --Library Journal These unusually revealing Civil War letters vividly convey the hardships of camp life, the emotional highs and lows of the battlefield, and the various attachments to home, family, and community. Callaway was an articulate and perceptive observer of the conditions and people around him. This is a rich and very readable collection, superbly edited. --John Inscoe "author of Mountain Masters: Slavery and the Sectional Crisis in Western North Carolina " Callaway proved a perceptive and thoughtful witness to the crisis. His letters home are rich and incisive, not only because they detail soldier life in the Army of the Tennessee, but because they highlight painful separations endured by countless husbands and fathers on both sides of the war. --Civil War History
Judith Lee Hallock is the author of General James Longstreet in the West and Braxton Bragg and the Confederate Defeat. She lives in New York, USA, and is a long time member of the New York Civil War Roundtable, for which she has served both as president and vice-president.