WILLIAM R. FORSTCHEN

The battlefront and home fronts come alive through the eyes of ordinary soldiers and such little known characters as General Herman Haunt, commander of the US railroads, and the politician turned soldier general Dan Sickles, a political arch enemy of Grant's. As the best plans are undone, this book builds to a portrait of the war that was.

Traducción Albert Solé. . Ediciones Martínez Roca 1995. 318 pp.