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The Virginia Campaigns Marchaugust 1862 Us Army Campaigns Of The Civil War United States Army

Name: The Virginia Campaigns Marchaugust 1862 Us Army Campaigns Of The Civil War United States Army
SKU: BELL-33156498
Price: 31.00 USD
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The Virginia Campaigns Marchaugust 1862 Us Army Campaigns Of The Civil War United States Army instant download after payment.

Publisher: Independently published

File Extension: PDF

File size: 12.67 MB

Author: United States Army, Christopher Kolakowski

ISBN: 9781075801037, 1075801036

Language: English

Year: 2019

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The Virginia Campaigns Marchaugust 1862 Us Army Campaigns Of The Civil War United States Army by United States Army, Christopher Kolakowski 9781075801037, 1075801036 instant download after payment.

The Virginia Campaigns, March–August 1862, by Christopher Kolakowski, covers key battles in the Commonwealth of Virginia including Malvern Hill, Glendale, Gaines' Mill, Mechanicsville, and Second Bull Run. It also discusses the changes made in leadership of the Union command as President Abraham Lincoln and Secretary of War Edwin Stanton assumed direction of the war.