Feeding Lee's Army of Northern Virginia - Hardy, Michael C
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"Although seldom studied, food (or the lack thereof) and the logistics behind it played a critical role during the war, contributed mightily to the success and failure of campaigns, and impacted the overall outcome of the conflict. Understanding how soldiers fried their bacon and baked their biscuits, how they ate and, very often, went hungry, is a vital tool to understanding their individual experiences and the larger history of supply and logistics within the Confederate Army. Battles and campaigns would not have been possible without a proper diet and a functioning logistical system to…mehr

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"Although seldom studied, food (or the lack thereof) and the logistics behind it played a critical role during the war, contributed mightily to the success and failure of campaigns, and impacted the overall outcome of the conflict. Understanding how soldiers fried their bacon and baked their biscuits, how they ate and, very often, went hungry, is a vital tool to understanding their individual experiences and the larger history of supply and logistics within the Confederate Army. Battles and campaigns would not have been possible without a proper diet and a functioning logistical system to support the men at the front. This book offers invaluable insight into this overlooked and understudied topic that made it all possible"--
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After three decades and more than twenty-five books, Michael C. Hardy is still finding unexplored corners of history. His books, articles, and popular blog posts have covered the history of people, places, and events across the Southern United States. A graduate of the University of Alabama, Michael is fascinated with studying the life of the Confederate soldier from the boots up. When not researching and writing, he spends his time at historic sites volunteering as a historic interpreter.