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The Wilmington Campaign: Last Rays of Departing Hope (Battles and Campaigns of the Carolinas)

History

Fonvielle, Chris E., Jr.

Americas

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Book by Savas, Theodore P., Woodbury, David A.

Campaign for Atlanta and Sherman's March to the Sea

Savas, Theodore P.

Woodbury, David A.

Campaign for Atlanta And Sherman's March to Th Sea

<p>Explores the lesser-known facts about the Titanic with details on the ship, passengers, and the sinking, and provides information about salvage operations and the wreck today</p>

1912 Facts About the Titanic (Facts About Series)

Merideth, Lee W.

Travel

Civil War Regiments: A Journal of the American Civil War : Charleston : Battles and Seacoast Operations in South Carolina

Military

North Carolina: The Final Battles (Civil War Regiments , Vol 5 No 4)

12 photos & 6 maps & 6 x 9. Six in-depth essays by leading scholars on the battles that sealed the fate of Chattanooga and opened the heartland to Federal invasion. Topics include Patrick Cleburne's Confederate Brigade at Chattanooga; the Highlanders at Fort Sanders; the role of the Federal Regulars; the Chattanooga civilians; an analysis of commanders Braxton Bragg and William Rosecrans; more. Also includes book reviews and an interview with a leading historian.

A Journal of the American Civil War: Chickamauga & Chattanooga (Civil War Regiments , Vol 7, No 1)

The mammoth first clash between Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee is covered in six essays by leading Civil War historians. Topics include the opening of the battle and an assessment of the first day of fighting; Confederate cavalry operations; Gen. James Wadsworth's Federal Division; Longstreet's assault. With book reviews and an interview with a leading Wilderness Campaign historian.

The Battle of the Wilderness (Civil War Regiments , Vol 6, No 4)

*14 photos * 7 maps * 6 x 9   * Pitched battles, naval engagements in the trans-Mississippi theater * Foreword by historian, Edwin C. Bearss Includes six articles on a variety of topics, including The Battle of  Mansfield and the Louisiana Consolidated Crescent Regiment; the massive  and almost disastrous Federal naval operations on the Red River;  logistics and service behind the lines; and Gray's Louisiana Brigade in  the battles of Mansfield and Pleasant Hill. Includes previously  unpublished reports, book reviews, and much more.

THE RED RIVER CAMPAIGN: Essays on Union and Confederate Leadership

20 photos and illustrations  6 x 9 Meredith Willson marched into the hearts of American music lovers with productions such as the "The Music Man" and "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," and unforgettable show tunes like "76 Trombones." It is the amazing story of how a youngster with talent and tenacity, possessed with what he would later call a streak of "Iowa stubborn", rose to become one of America's most famous musicians. It is the story of a remarkable career in which Willson: helped scientist Lee deForest in experiments that developed sound for motion pictures, wrote the music for Charlie Chaplin's first "talkie," wrote a song recorded by the Beatles, and won the first Grammy award ever presented. John C. Skipper is a newspaper journalist whose 35-year career has produced thousands of newspaper columns and five books. John and his wife, Sandi, live in Mason City, Iowa, just a stone's throw from Willson's famous footbridge. They have three grown daughters and one grandchild.

Meredith Willson: The Unsinkable Music Man

Skipper, John C.

Biographies & Memoirs

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