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In "Memoirs of General William T. Sherman," the eminent Union General presents a compelling first-person narrative of his military experiences during the American Civil War. Sherman's work is marked by a candid yet reflective tone, embodying the raw emotions of battle and the political complexities of war. Through vivid prose, he recounts decisive campaigns, including his infamous March to the Sea, emphasizing the strategic thinking that guided his actions, while also providing insight into the societal impact of warfare. This memoir exists within the larger context of 19th-century military…mehr
In "Memoirs of General William T. Sherman," the eminent Union General presents a compelling first-person narrative of his military experiences during the American Civil War. Sherman's work is marked by a candid yet reflective tone, embodying the raw emotions of battle and the political complexities of war. Through vivid prose, he recounts decisive campaigns, including his infamous March to the Sea, emphasizing the strategic thinking that guided his actions, while also providing insight into the societal impact of warfare. This memoir exists within the larger context of 19th-century military literature, where personal accounts served not only as historical documentation but also as commentary on the moral implications of conflict. William Tecumseh Sherman, a notable figure in American history, was influenced by his upbringing in a military family and his experiences as a soldier and strategist during tumultuous times. His leadership was shaped by both his direct involvement in battles and his keen observations on the nature of warfare, enabling him to articulate the harsh realities of conflict. Sherman's compelling narrative style melds personal anecdote with a profound philosophical perspective, offering readers an understanding of the burdens carried by a wartime leader. This memoir is essential reading for anyone interested in American history, military strategy, and the human cost of war. Sherman's insights provide invaluable lessons on leadership, resilience, and the moral dilemmas faced by those in command. Readers will find themselves drawn into the tumultuous realities of the Civil War, experiencing the trials of warfare through the eyes of one of its most controversial figures.
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Autorenporträt
1820-1891
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Suggestions for Further Reading A Note on the Text MEMOIRS OF W.T. SHERMAN VOLUME I I. From 1820 to the Mexican War, 1846 II. Early Recollections of California––1846–1848 III. Early Recollections of California––(Continued)––1849–1850 IV. Missouri, Louisiana, and California––1850–1855 V. California––1855–1857 VI. California, New York, and Kansas––1857–1859 VII. Louisiana––1859–1861 VIII. Missouri––April and May, 1861 IX. From the Battle of Bull Run to Paducah––Kentucky and Missouri––1861–1862 X. Battle of Shiloh––March and April, 1862 XI. Shiloh to Memphis––April to July, 1862 XII. Memphis to Arkansas Post––July, 1862, to January, 1863 XIII. Vicksburg––January to July, 1863 XIV. Chattanooga and Knoxville––July to December, 1863 XV. Meridian Campaign––January and February, 1864 VOLUME II XVI. Atlanta Campaign––Nashville and Chattanooga to Kenesaw––March, April, and May, 1964 XVII. Atlanta Campaign––Battles about Kenesaw Mountain––June, 1864 XVIII. Atlanta Campaign––Battles about Atlanta––July, 1864 XIX. Capture of Atlanta––August and September, 1864 XX. Atlanta and After––Pursuit of Hood––September and October, 1864 XXI. The March to the Sea––From Atlanta to Savannah––November and December, 1864 XXII. Savannah and Pocotaligo––December, 1864, and January, 1865 XXIII. Campaign of the Carolinas––February and March, 1865 XXIV. End of the War––From Goldsboro' to Raleigh and Washington––April and May, 1865 XXV. Conclusion––Military Lessons of the War XXVI. After the War Explanatory Notes Index
Introduction Suggestions for Further Reading A Note on the Text MEMOIRS OF W.T. SHERMAN VOLUME I I. From 1820 to the Mexican War, 1846 II. Early Recollections of California––1846–1848 III. Early Recollections of California––(Continued)––1849–1850 IV. Missouri, Louisiana, and California––1850–1855 V. California––1855–1857 VI. California, New York, and Kansas––1857–1859 VII. Louisiana––1859–1861 VIII. Missouri––April and May, 1861 IX. From the Battle of Bull Run to Paducah––Kentucky and Missouri––1861–1862 X. Battle of Shiloh––March and April, 1862 XI. Shiloh to Memphis––April to July, 1862 XII. Memphis to Arkansas Post––July, 1862, to January, 1863 XIII. Vicksburg––January to July, 1863 XIV. Chattanooga and Knoxville––July to December, 1863 XV. Meridian Campaign––January and February, 1864 VOLUME II XVI. Atlanta Campaign––Nashville and Chattanooga to Kenesaw––March, April, and May, 1964 XVII. Atlanta Campaign––Battles about Kenesaw Mountain––June, 1864 XVIII. Atlanta Campaign––Battles about Atlanta––July, 1864 XIX. Capture of Atlanta––August and September, 1864 XX. Atlanta and After––Pursuit of Hood––September and October, 1864 XXI. The March to the Sea––From Atlanta to Savannah––November and December, 1864 XXII. Savannah and Pocotaligo––December, 1864, and January, 1865 XXIII. Campaign of the Carolinas––February and March, 1865 XXIV. End of the War––From Goldsboro' to Raleigh and Washington––April and May, 1865 XXV. Conclusion––Military Lessons of the War XXVI. After the War Explanatory Notes Index
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