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000751
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New York, HarperCollins Publishers, 1996.
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91pPurple spine
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A Library of Congress Book
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Photographic journey through the Civil War of the USA between 1861-1865, with personal accounts, posters and paintings.
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0064462641 Pb.
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| 003997 | 973.7/SAN | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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006083
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Great Britain, Grange Books, 2005.
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224pGrey Spine
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Defining Moments
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Provides detailed information pertaining to the American Civil War.
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1840137541 hb.
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| 006585 | 973.7/SWI | Main | On Shelf | General | Reference |
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004634
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Washington, D.C., National Geographic Society, 2006.
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416pBlack Spine
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The men and women who endured the Civil War created a remarkable first-hand chronicle of America's most tumultuous era. Soldiers penned letters and journals, their uncensored words revealing emotions and actions born of unimaginable circumstances. Wives and mothers wrote back, attempting to boost the soldiers' morale while fighting their own battles to keep families fed and sheltered. Photographers lugged their cumbersome tools into war zones, compiling a visual record whose like the world had never seen. Soldiers and civilians carefully tucked away keepsakes of the momentous events they had witnessed. Eyewitness to the Civil War examines every significant battle and initiative through detailed maps, pictures, and the participants own words.
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Introduction
About This Book
Prologue: A Nation Divided
1861: First Blood
1862: Total War
1863: The Confederate High Tide
1864: Grant Against Lee p. xxx
1865 The Road to Appomattox
Epilogue: Healing the Wounds
Appendix
Index
Acknowledgements and Staff Credits
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9780792262060 Hb.
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| 005126 | 973.7/KAG | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | Reference |
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008574
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USA, National Geographic Society, 2006.
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416pBlack Spine
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Authoritative text depicts the Civil War from a unique first-person point of view. Personal accounts, letters and diary entries reveal what life was like for soldiers and civilians, photo essays provide an honest look at slavery.
Major battles are described with photographs and art of the period.
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Introduction
A NATION DIVIDED
Two Americas
The brutal life of slaves
FIRST BLOOD
Fall of Fort Sumter
Trial at Bull run
Battle for the border lands
Outfitting the Confederate infantry
Union infantrymen dressed for war
TOTAL WAR
South to Shiloh
The coastal war
The struggle for Richmond
North to Antietam
Emancipation and endurance
The soldier's life
VICTORY OR DEATH
Taking Vicksburg
The road to Gettysburg
War on the home front
Breakthrough at Chattanooga
The cavalryman's flair
REBELS UNDER SIEGE
Grant against Lee
Descending on Atlanta
Paths to victory
The medical middle ages
THE FINAL ACT
Conquering the Carolinas
From Petersburg to Appomattox
The assassination of Lincoln
THE NATION REUNITED
Reconstructio
Casualties of war
Selected milestones
Vocabulary of war
Additional reading
Illustration credits
List of maps
First Blood
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0792262069 Hb.
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| 008956 | 973.7/KAG | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | Reference |
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005913
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USA, Scholastic, 1994.
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64pYellow Spine
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If You
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Describes conditions for the civilians in both North and South during and immediately after the war.
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When was the Civil War fought?
How did the war start?
Why did the Southern states want to leave the Union?
Which states left the Union?
Which states stayed in the Union?
Who fought in Northern Army?
\Who fought in Southern Army?
What was the Union Army like?
What was the Confederate Army like?
Would you have seen such a battle in the North?
Would you have seen such a battle in the South?
Did your home life in the North change because of the war?
Did your home life in the South change because of the war?
Did you continue to go to the school in the North?
Did you continue to go to the school in the South?
Was it hard to get food in the North?
Was it hard to get food in the South?
How did you entertain yourself in the North?
How did you entertain yourself in the South?
How did you support the war in the North?
How did you support the war in the South?
How did you get news from the front lines in the North?
How did you get news from the front lines in the South?
Who were the famous people you would hear about in the North?
Who were the famous people you would hear about in the South?
What words and expressions came from life in the North?
What words and expressions came from life in the South?
How did life change after the war?
Places to visit
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0590454226 Pb.
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| 006150 | 973.7/MOO | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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007337
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USA, Thunder Bay Press, 2007.
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226pBlack Spine
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World History Timeline
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Provides the complete history of the Civil War at a glance, with a running timeline identifying key events on every page; and describes all the major events and conflicts during this important time in American history, from the prewar period in 1861 to 1865.
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Introduction
1861
1862
1863
1864
1865
Aftermath
Index
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1592237223 Hb.
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| 007743 | 973.7/WRI | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | Reference |
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010768
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New York, Benchmark Books, 2004.
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32pGreen spine
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Navigators Social Studies Series
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The Civil War was the one that split The United States into two. In this book, you will learn the reasons for the war, the firsthand account of the people on the battlefield, people on the homefront, and people in positions of leadership.
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A house divided
Voices from the battlefield
Voices from the homefront
Voices from the underground
Voices of leadership
A house reunited
Glossary
Index
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1410804348 Pb.
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| 011105 | 973.7/BRO | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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