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This Terrible War: The Civil War and Its Aftermath [Paperback]

Michael Fellman , Lesley J. Gordon , Daniel E. Sutherland

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This absorbing text examines the American Civil War and its aftermath, exploring the crucial themes, and challenging many traditional views about the war that nearly tore this nation in two.

Attention is paid to the social aspects of the war and includes a presentation of what was happening on the home front while the war was going on. While This Terrible War maintains a clear chronological foundation, it is also concerned with developing the important themes that are necessary for a true understanding of the war and its aftermath.

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This Terrible War, Second Edition
Michael Fellman, Lesley J. Gordon, and Daniel E. Sutherland

I find This Terrible War to have a superior mix of military, social, economic, and political coverage. Indeed, the book is so well written and organized that I no longer believe that I have to cover a bit of everything in my lectures. The text can introduce students to aspects of the war without my having to worry that its coverage is incomplete. --John Fowler, Kennesaw State University

Absorbing and accessible, This Terrible War examines the American Civil War and its aftermath by exploring the central themes and events of the period and challenging many traditional views about the war that nearly tore the country in two. Beyond the battlefield, the authors devote attention to the home front, social issues, and economics from antebellum times to Reconstruction, with a wide range of personal stories —from Generals to common soldiers.

Features

  • “Margin Glosses” help students identify the central themes and topics of the chapter as they read, without interrupting the narrative.
  • Excerpts from primary sources, including diaries, songs, and newspaper articles, are dispersed throughout the text, giving students insight into individual experiences.

New to this Edition

  • An enhanced and energized narrative provides an even more concise, clear, and contextualized text.
  • A reorganized and significantly revised opening chapter on pre-1840s America provides political, social, and economic background for the political crisis to come.
  • Revised maps provide more geographical detail and clarify troop movements and military strategies.
  • An Expanded Epilogue on Civil War memory and its legacy connects the past to present-day events and issues.
  • Updated scholarship and a revised bibliography keep the book current and relevant with the most recent contributions to the field.

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16 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Hardcover not a better buy 26 Aug 2005
By B. Murray - Published on Amazon.com
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Please be advised the hardcover edition of this book does not contain the primary source documents, which unfortunately for me my professor is using for the class. I already bought the hardcover from Amazon and now I have to buy a paperback edition to fulfill the requirements for the course. There is a big difference in a hardcover edition with 435 pages(but my hardcover has 416??) and a paperback with over 500.

I suggest you buy the paperback if you are using it for a class because the documents are important to have and integral to the study of history anyway.
1 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Great Job 15 Oct 2009
By Christopher Muller - Published on Amazon.com
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Product came very quickly after ordering. Had no problems with payment or the shipping. Would highly recommend using them again.

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