In this second volume of Michael Weeks’ thoroughly researched guide to the battlefields of the Civil War; you will find complete tours of every major military campaign in the region from 1863 to 1865. In this second volume of Michael Weeks' thoroughly researched guide to the battlefields of the Civil War; you will find complete tours of every major military campaign in the region from 1863 to 1865; from the battles immediately following the great clash at Gettysburg to the fall of Richmond and the Appomattox campaign. Detailed directions and maps; along with a detailed history of each campaign; will guide you to and through some of the war's most critical battlegrounds; including The Wilderness; Spotsylvania; Cold Harbor; Petersburg; Lynchburg and the battle for Richmond. A section devoted to commands and commanders tells the life stories of the famous and the little-known; an explanation of military structure; orders of battle; and the various military units helps you keep track of the course of events and the key players. Travel tips and further sources of information are also included to help your explorations run smoothly.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. I like the fact that the author Eusebius quotes the Jewish ...By A working dialectologistVery detailed. I like the fact that the author Eusebius quotes the Jewish historian Josephus; a cotemporary of time of early Christianity. Since Josephus is not Christian his accounts of Christian events are even more believable1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Great book!By Kate NewcomerGreat reading if you want to learn what the world was saying about Christ and Christians during the time of the Apostles.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Fascinating eye witness accounts of the early churchBy SteveOur afflictions and our reactions to them seem small and faithless when compared to those who came before us."When therefore they were ordered to choose whether they would be released from molestation by touching the polluted sacrifice; and would receive from them the accursed freedom; or refusing to sacrifice; should be condemned to death; they did not hesitate; but went to death cheerfully." P. 405
