The Oxford Atlas of the Civil War
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Contributions
- James McPherson (Foreword) - Contributor
Publication
2004-10-15 - Oxford University Press, USA
Language
English
Word Count
100,000 words, Guess
Page Count
400 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7392237M
- ISBN-139780195221312
- ISBN-100195221311
- OCLC Control Number55596890
- OCLC Control Number60394274
and 4 more
- OCLC Control Numberatlasofcivilwar0000wood
- Library of Congress Control Number2004053112
- LibraryThing366227
- Goodreads754139
Classifications
- LCCE468.W754 2004
Description
Offering the clearest and most comprehensive examination of the conflict that transformed the United States, the Atlas of the Civil War reveals with surprising immediacy the numerous dimensions of this historic confrontation. Surpassing the scope of any previously published single-volume work, this atlas pairs expert scholarship with precise cartography to depict the ebb and flow of destruction and reconstruction. Divided chronologically into five sections, the Atlas of the Civil War illustrated every significant battle and military campaign while simultaneously considering the important social themes that shaped the country during the same period.
Description
"Offering the clearest and most comprehensive examination of the conflict that transformed the United States, the Atlas of the Civil War reveals with surprising immediacy the numerous dimensions of this historic confrontation. Surpassing the scope of any previously published single-volume work, this atlas pairs expert scholarship with precise cartography to depict the ebb and flow of destruction and reconstruction." "Divided chronologically into five sections, the Atlas of the Civil War illustrated every significant battle and military campaign while simultaneously considering the important social themes that shaped the country during the same period."--Jacket.
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