How the North Won
A MILITARY HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR
Archer Jones author Herman Hattaway author
Format:Paperback
Publisher:University of Illinois Press
Published:1st Jun '91
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From the introduction:
“To those unacquainted with military history, [this book] provides an elementary, instructive, and readable military account of the American Civil War. The basic concepts of war, its conduct, management, and support, are thoroughly explained and explicitly applied throughout in order to make clear what many authors often incorrectly take for granted that readers already know. . . .
We have tried to tell the military history of the war from the viewpoint of the higher commanders on both sides. We therefore emphasize strategy and logistics rather than tactics. . . .Strategy, management, and execution weigh more than superior numbers and resources in dictating the outcomes of wars, and the Civil War is no exception. The weaker side can win; the South almost did.”
Winner of the Bell I. Wiley Prize of the National Historical Society, 1985.
- Winner of <DIV>Winner of the Bell I. Wiley Prize of the National Historical Society, 1985.</DIV> 1985
ISBN: 9780252062100
Dimensions: 254mm x 178mm x 51mm
Weight: 1021g
784 pages