Second-in-command to General Robert E Lee, the author offers an insider's account of the operations of the Army of Northern Virginia. He also provide a broad perspective on the Civil War and the soldiers who fought in it.
Second-in-command to General Robert E Lee, the author offers an insider's account of the operations of the Army of Northern Virginia. He also provide a broad perspective on the Civil War and the soldiers who fought in it.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
James Longstreet was a Confederate general under Robert E. Lee. James I. Robertson Jr. was Alumni Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Virginia Tech and the author of numerous titles. He died in November 2019. Christian Keller is Professor of History in the Department of National Security and Strategy at War College and is the author of Pennsylvania: A Military History.
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Foreword by Christian Keller Introduction Preface 1. The Ante-bellum Life of the Author 2. From New Mexico to Manassas 3. Battle oManassas, or Bull Run 4. The Confederates Hovering Around Washington 5. Round About Richmond 6. The Battle of Williamsburg 7. Seven Pines, or Fair Oaks 8. Sequelae of Seven Pines 9. Robert E. Lee in Command 10. Fighting along the Chickahominy 11. Battle of Malvern Hill 12. Halleck and Pope in Federal Command 13. Making Ready for Manassas Again 14. Second Battle of Manassas (Bull Run) 15. The Maryland Campaign 16. "The Lost Order" - South Mountain 17. Preliminaries of the Great Battle 18. Battle of Sharpsburg, or Antietam 19. Battle of Sharpsburg, or Antietam (continued) 20. Review of the Maryland Campaign 21. Reorganization and Rest for Both Armies 22. Battle of Fredericksburg 23. Battle of Fredericksburg (continued) 24. Preparing for the Spring of '63 25. Invasion of Pennsylvania 26. Gettysburg - First Day 27. Gettysburg - Second Day 28. Gettysburg - Third Day 29. The Wave Rolls Back 30. Longstreet Moves to Georgia 31. Battle of Chickamauga 32. Failure to Follow Success 33. The East Tennessee Campaign 34. Besieging Knoxville 35. Cut Off from East and West 36. Strategic Importance of the Field 37. Last Days in Tennessee 38. Battle of the Wilderness 39. Again in Front of Richmond 40. Talk of Peace 41. Battle of Five Forks 42. Petersburg 43. Appomattox 44. Post-Bellum Pendant Appendix Notes Index
Foreword by Christian Keller Introduction Preface 1. The Ante-bellum Life of the Author 2. From New Mexico to Manassas 3. Battle oManassas, or Bull Run 4. The Confederates Hovering Around Washington 5. Round About Richmond 6. The Battle of Williamsburg 7. Seven Pines, or Fair Oaks 8. Sequelae of Seven Pines 9. Robert E. Lee in Command 10. Fighting along the Chickahominy 11. Battle of Malvern Hill 12. Halleck and Pope in Federal Command 13. Making Ready for Manassas Again 14. Second Battle of Manassas (Bull Run) 15. The Maryland Campaign 16. "The Lost Order" - South Mountain 17. Preliminaries of the Great Battle 18. Battle of Sharpsburg, or Antietam 19. Battle of Sharpsburg, or Antietam (continued) 20. Review of the Maryland Campaign 21. Reorganization and Rest for Both Armies 22. Battle of Fredericksburg 23. Battle of Fredericksburg (continued) 24. Preparing for the Spring of '63 25. Invasion of Pennsylvania 26. Gettysburg - First Day 27. Gettysburg - Second Day 28. Gettysburg - Third Day 29. The Wave Rolls Back 30. Longstreet Moves to Georgia 31. Battle of Chickamauga 32. Failure to Follow Success 33. The East Tennessee Campaign 34. Besieging Knoxville 35. Cut Off from East and West 36. Strategic Importance of the Field 37. Last Days in Tennessee 38. Battle of the Wilderness 39. Again in Front of Richmond 40. Talk of Peace 41. Battle of Five Forks 42. Petersburg 43. Appomattox 44. Post-Bellum Pendant Appendix Notes Index
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