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Civil War Journal: The Leaders by William C Davis

Civil War Journal: The Leaders

William C Davis

463 pages

Rutledge Hill Press

Mar 1997

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This is the first book in a series of three developed from the popular History Channel series <i>Civil War Journal. The Leaders</i> explores the Federals and Confederates who had the greatest influence on how the war was fought. Illustrated and indexed.

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Pages 463

Publisher Rutledge Hill Press

Published 1997

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