One of the renowned Time-Life Civil War Series. This volume features the soldiers life in the field. It highlights the tedium of camp life, the devastation of wounds and disease and the plight of the prisoners

1985, Time Life Books, , 0809447363,< C-02>,Large format, 176pp,numerous b/w and colour illustrations, Fine in pictorial boards, ,
Subject...Colonial & Other Wars - The American Civil War
Web No. 1510-02..............................£8.00 

Operations in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia April 16-July 31 1861. Includes extracts from despatches, Reports and Correspondence.

1985, Historical Times Inc., , 0918678072,< C-02>,1101pp, very good in black boards, ,
Subject...Colonial & Other Wars - The American Civil War
Web No. 11508-01..............................£20.00 

Operations in the Eastern Theatre from the commencement of hostilities to May 5th, 1863 and in the Shenandoah Valley from April, 1861 to June, 1862. 2nd impression. The text is underlined on many pages.The boards are faded and very heavily marked. At the back of the book is an envelope with maps numbered to 14. No 2 is missing. At least one of the maps has margin notes.

1912, Hugh Rees, , ,< C-02>,120pp, Poor. Reading copy. Boards marked. prev owner's signatures., 0,
Subject...Colonial & Other Wars - The American Civil War
Web No. 23524-01..............................£8.00 

Fort Smith was originally constructed in 1817 by Major William Bradford, its mission being to prevent war between the Osages and Cherokees. It was repeatedly abandoned and reoccupied, being used in the "White Lightnin' Wars" - the struggle against bootleggers selling liquor to the Indians. Confederate Armies were supplied from the Fort during the Civil War until it fell to Federal Forces in 1863. It later became a Federal Court under "Hanging Judge" Issac Parker.

1969, Univ. of Oklahoma Press, , ,< C-02>,349pp, 16 illustrations, 3 maps, bibliography, index, vg in rubbed dw, ,
Subject...Colonial & Other Wars - The American Civil War
Web No. 29122-01..............................£30.00 

A selection of contemporary reports on the Civil War. With a comprehensive introduction by Dr Beckett, the reports themselves are linked by a commentary that places them in context.

1993, Sutton Publishing, , 075090044X,< C-02>,198pp, 64 photos, bibliography, index, fine in dw, ,
Subject...Colonial & Other Wars - The American Civil War
Web No. 16395-01..............................£10.00 

Dover Thrift editions. Bierce's short stories and factual accounts of the American Civil War were renowned for their unflinching portrayals of the realities of the war. A collection of his best pieces including Shiloh, Dixie and Chickamauga.

1994, Dover Publications Inc, , 0486280381,< C-02>,123pp, Good, , CARD
Subject...Colonial & Other Wars - The American Civil War
Web No. 20197-01..............................£3.00 

Ulysses S. Grant achieved international fame as the leading Union general. He first reached national prominence by taking Forts Henry and Donelson in 1862 in the first major Union victories of the war. The following year, his celebrated campaign ending in the surrender of Vicksburg secured Union control of the Mississippi and, with the simultaneous victory at Gettysburg, turned the tide of the war in the North's favor. A well illustrated biography

1990, Bison Books, , 0861246535,< C-02>,80pp, 15 col, 80 b/w ills, 7 maps, Large Format, Very good in slightly edgecreased d/w, ,
Subject...Colonial & Other Wars - The American Civil War
Web No. 10085-01..............................£8.00 

A practical chronology and statistical record of the American Civil War. With details of weapons, a biographical dictionary, and an introduction by Henry Steele Commager. This is the Large Print edition.

1992, Bison Books, , 0861245695,< C-02>,707pp, illustrations, maps, index, large format, Large print. near fine in dw., ,
Subject...Colonial & Other Wars - The American Civil War
Web No. 29565-02..............................£10.00 

Hildebrand fought in the American Civil War, joining the Confederate Army he became a guerilla who was greatly feared in southeast Missouri. He began a reign of killings and terror that continued throughout and after the war until his death in 1872. He killed many people with his rifle, which he had named "Kill Devil". He also served with the notorious Rebel raider, William Quantrill.

1984, Leather Stocking Books, , 0897690761,< C-02>,viii + 184pp, 6 illustrations, bibliography, Card covers. storage wear only, , CARD
Subject...Colonial & Other Wars - The American Civil War
Web No. 6376-01..............................£5.00 

Morgan's unit, the 13th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, saw heavy duty throughout the war, with service in Virginia and then in the Appalchian mountains theater and Stone River where they suffered 185 casualties. From the Fall of 1863 they were involved at Chickamauga, the siege of Chattanooga, the assaults of Missionary Ridge and the Siege of Knoxville. Morgan was captured at New Hope Church and remained a prisoner until 1865.

2001, Private Publication, , ,< C-02>,16pp, Signed by editor. vg in card covers, 0, CARD
Subject...Colonial & Other Wars - The American Civil War
Web No. 33252-01..............................£10.00