	The Commanders of Chancellorsville The Gentleman versus the Rogue. Chancellorsville stands not only as a pivotal battle of the Civil War but also as the personal war between two warriors: Confederate General Robert E. Lee and Union General Joseph Hooker. Explore the stories of these two generals - one who was reserved and gentlemanly and the other brash and arrogant - in this account of the Battle of Chancellorsville. 352 pages, 6"x 9", hardcover.
	Antietam 1862 The Civil War's Bloodiest Day. Norman S. Stevens. Antietam was one of the critical battles of the Civil War. The fortunes of the South were riding high after the resounding victory at Second Manassas, but at the Antietam River the Army of Northern Virginia was fighting for its very life. This title examines the build-up to Hooker's attack, and details the famous clashes at Bloody Lane and Burnside Bridge. 96 pgs., 65 B&W and 17 color illustrations, 7¼"x 9¾", sfbd
	Chancellorsville 1863 - Campaign Series Jackson's Lightning Strike. Carl Smith. With a fascinating cast of characters such as Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, "Fighting Joe" Hooker, Jubal Early and George Meade, Chancellorsville is often considered to be Robert E. Lee's greatest victory. Outnumbered almost four-to-one by the Army of the Potomac, he devised a tactical masterpiece that routed one Federal corps after another until victory was secured. It was also to be Jackson's final battle and a fitting memorial to his military genius. 96 pgs., 75 B&W and 14 color illustrations, 7¼"x 9¾", sfbd.
	Chancellorsville Throw With audacity, intelligence, skill and intuition, Robert E. Lee and his commanders led the Army of Northern Virginia to victory at Chancellorsville against a Union army twice its size. Remember this momentous victory with this heirloom-quality, 100% preshrunk cotton Ultraweave throw featuring portraits of J.E.B. Stuart, Joseph Hooker and Stonewall Stonewall Jackson. Measures a generous 48"x 60".
	Civil War Generals in Defeat Stephen E. Woodworth, ed. Rejecting the view that significant defeats were due simply to poor generalship, the authors show you how Albert Johnston failed in the face of extreme conditions and inadequate support, how Joe Hooker and John Pemberton were outmatched in confrontations with Lee and Grant, how George McClellan in the Peninsula Campaign and Don Carlos Buell at Chattanooga faced political as well as military complications, and how Joseph Johnston failed to adapt to challenges in Virginia. 248 pgs., 6"x 9", hdbd.
	Controversies and Commanders Dispatches from the Army of the Potomac. Sears. This book follows the Army of the Potomac through the course of the war, painting a remarkable portrait of key incidents and personalities that influenced the outcome of our nation's greatest cataclysm. It investigates the Lost Order of Antietam, the revolt of the Potomac army's high command, the notorious General Dan Sickles, the much-maligned Generals McClellan and Hooker, and much more. 320 pgs., 5¼"x 8", sfbd.

Battles
Antietam Appomattox Atlanta Campaign Ball's Bluff Bentonville Big Bethel Brandy Station Brice's Crossroads Cedar Creek Cedar Mountain Chancellorsville Chantilly Chickamauga Cold Harbor Corinth Fort Donelson Fort Sumter Fort Wagner Franklin Fredericksburg Gettysburg Glorieta Pass Harpers Ferry Kennesaw Mountain Manassas Mine Creek Monocacy New Market Olustee Pea Ridge Perryville Petersburg Prairie Grove Sailor's Creek Secessionville Shiloh Spotsylvania Stones River Vicksburg Wilderness Wilson's Creek