Atlanta 1864 : last chance for the Confederacy / Richard M. McMurry.

"Atlanta 1864 brings to life this crucial campaign of the Civil War, as federal armies under William T. Sherman contended with Joseph E. Johnston and his successor, John Bell Hood, and moved steadily through Georgia to occupy the rail and commercial center of Atlanta. Sherman's efforts wer...

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Main Author: McMurry, Richard M.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published:Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press, [2000], ©2000.
Series:Great campaigns of the Civil War.
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