Jefferson Davis's Greatest General
Albert Sidney Johnson.
To Confederate president Jefferson Davis, America had no finer soldier
than Kentucky-born Texan Albert Sidney Johnston. Following the outbreak of
the Civil War, Davis turned to Johnston to take control of the
deteriorating situation in the Western Theater. This book looks at his
life, which ended tragically at the Battle of Shiloh. 100 pgs., 6"x 9",
sfbd.
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Shiloh 1862
Campaign Series
The Death of Innocence. James Arnold. The first major battle in the
Western theater, Shiloh came as a
horrifying shock to both the American public and those in arms. For the
first time, they had some idea of the terrible price that would be paid
for the preservation of the Union. The surprise attack by Gen. Albert
Sidney Johnston's forces and the desperate response by Grant and Sherman
were benchmarks for the next three years of bloody war. 96 pgs., 65 B&W
and 17 color illustrations, 7¼"x 9¾", sfbd.
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The Gallant Dead
Generals Killed in Battle in the American Civil War. Smith. Over 400
Confederate and 580 Union soldiers rose to the rank of general in the
Civil War. Of them, more than 1 in 10 died including
Stonewall Jackson, Albert Sidney
Johnston, Jeb Stuart, James B. McPherson, and
John Reynolds. This narrative
takes you through the entire war where you'll read of the final moments of
these brave warriors. 416 pages, B&W photographs, 6"x 9", hardcover.
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