Mark Grimsley

When campaigning began anew after the winter of 1863-64, the Battle of Wilderness seemed merely a reprise of earlier struggles, but Grant changed the pattern by refusing to withdraw and instead attacked again and again throughout the summer of 1864. This is the story of the 1864 Virginia campaign.

The Virginia Campaign, May-June 1864

And Keep Moving On

John A. Lynn

Williamson Murray

Robert A. Doughty

Robert Doughty

Donald D. Horward

Ira Gruber

Roy K. Flint

"Cold War competition and tensions caused numerous armed conflicts after World War II, but the threat of atomic and nuclear weapons shaped the conduct of those wars and ensured they remained limited. Because the existence of nuclear weapons created the possibility of a small crisis escalating into a vast nuclear exchange, the superpowers sought to deter their use."--Preface

Limited Warfare in the Nuclear Age

Steven E. Woodworth

A comprehensive guide to Shiloh, one of the key battlefields of the Civil War, provides precise directions to all the important locations on the battlefield, along with more than forty detailed maps, vivid descriptions of the battle, and an analysis of the events of the engagement, key personalities involved, and the ultimate ramifications of the conflict. Original.

A Battlefield Guide

Shiloh

This volume explores the Union army's treatment of Southerners during the Civil War, emphasising the survival of political logic and control.

Union Military Policy Toward Southern Civilians, 1861-1865

The Hard Hand of War

Clifford J. Rogers

Antologi. Bogens 9 historikere har gennemgået mere end 2.500 års befolkningskonflikter og deres forskellige indflydelse på det civile samfund. Hvert behandlet afsnit undersøger ikke alene, hvad de militære styrker gjorde ved civilbefolkningen i operationsområdet, men hvorfor de gjorde det og hvorledes de retfærdiggjorde deres handlinger.

Mark Grimsley

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