The Civil War On The Mississippi by Barbara Brooks Tomblin
Union Sailors, Gunboat Captains, and the Campaign to Control the River
This book delves into the strategic significance of the Mississippi River during the American Civil War, highlighting its role as a crucial artery for both the Union and Confederate forces. It explores the intense naval battles and military campaigns that unfolded along the river, emphasizing the innovative tactics and technologies employed by both sides. The narrative provides a detailed examination of the river's impact on the war's outcome, illustrating how control of this vital waterway was pivotal in shaping the conflict's trajectory and ultimately contributing to the Union's victory.
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- 2001
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- 300-350
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