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A collection of articles written in the decades following the Civil War, most of which appeared in "Century Magazine" and the Philadelphia "Weekly Times," in which military and civilian leaders from the North and South examine a range of war-related topics.

A historical novel based on William Tecumseh Sherman's march through Georgia and the Carolinas and the people he encounters along the way, including a freed slave girl named Pearl, Union regimental surgeon Colonel Sartorius, Emily Thompson, the daughter of a Southern judge, and two misfit soldiers.

Describes the life and achievements of Civil War general, Jeb Stuart, discussing his childhood, West Point education, years on the Western frontier, and service to the Confederacy.

Details the life and military career of General James Longstreet of the Confederate Army.

Examines pivotal events of the American Revolution and how Europe was affected by it.

Discusses the Revolutionary War efforts of George Washington and the American Army during 1777-78. Highlights the winter at Valley Forge.

Describes how the Civil War was influenced by events that took place in the American West more than forty years earlier.

Briefly surveys the Revolutionary War and describes the battle at Yorktown which forced the British to surrender and ended the war.

Describes the battles that took place at six different forts during the Civil War.