Glatthaar, Joseph T.

Examines the Civil War's Savannah and Carolina's campaigns. Pulling from letters and diaries written by common soldiers in Sherman's army, highlights the fears, frustrations, and motivations of Union soldiers. Includes an appendix of voting statistics from 1864, medical statistics, and enlistment statistics along with photographs and maps.

Traces the Western campaign during the second half of the Civil War and focuses on the partnership between Grant and Sherman and the events that led to the capture of Atlanta and the destruction of the Southern interior.

Traces the experiences of the Oneida Indians who risked their homeland, culture, and lives to join in the American Revolution.