THE CIVIL WAR CRONICAL The only Day -by-Day Portrait of America's Tragic Conflict. As Told by Soldiers, Journalist, Politicians, Farmers, nurses, Slaves, and Other Eyewitnesses

KONECKY & KONECKY LLC, 2000. KONECKY & KONECKY LLC. (2000). Blue Paper over boards, gold lettering. Mint/Mint. The only day-by-day portrait of America's tragic conflict as told by soldiers, journalists, politicians, farmers, nurses, slaves and other eyewitnesses. Renowned historian, J. Matthew Gallman, aided by a team of accomplished colleagues, has assembled hundreds of primary sources to examine the Civil War chronologically, beginning with Lincoln's election in 1860, and concluding with the surrender of the last Confederate army in May 1865. In addition to this military and political history, The Civil War Chronicle features rare testimony from both home fronts, including accounts of personal hardships endured by Southerners and the civil unrest that shocked the North. Descriptions from differing points of view, including soldiers's letters and diaries, government dispatches, and newspaper articles, offer readers a kaleidoscopic vision of the war's most critical milestones. With more than 500 original documents and over 300 photographs, The Civil War Chronicle creates for readers an immediate and unfiltered sense of the war, unrivaled by other reference books. Abundance of B/W photos. KONECKY & KONECKY' LLC ,2000. First Edition, First Printing. Full# no's Line 1-10. Mint, DJ Near Mint. Blue Paper over boards, gold lettering
The only Day -by-Day Portrait of America's Tragic Conflict. As Told by Soldiers, Journalist, Politicians, Farmers, Nurses,