1999, ISBN: 0393319865

[EAN: 9780393319866], Neubuch, [PU: W. W. Norton & Company, New York], Paperback. March 5, 1864, was the day on which the Civil War changed to what the Richmond Examiner called "a wa… Plus…

[EAN: 9780393319866], Neubuch, [PU: W. W. Norton & Company, New York], Paperback. March 5, 1864, was the day on which the Civil War changed to what the Richmond Examiner called "a war of extermination, of indiscriminate slaughter and plunder." It changed because of a few sheets of paper found on a muddy trail outside Richmond. Their legacy was a new and terrible style of warfare. In a daring but failed cavalry raid to free thousands of Union prisoners, the Union commander-twenty-one-year-old Ulric Dahlgren-was killed; on his body were found orders purportedly instructing his men to find and execute Jefferson Davis and the rest of the Confederate cabinet. There was an immediate outpouring of horrified, indignant rage throughout the South, and after the Union disclaimed any knowledge of the papers or the order they contained, Jefferson Davis authorized the use of terrorism against civilians in the North in the form of guerrilla raids, bank robberies, arson, and sabotage. This compelling narrative is the first full-length analysis of the link between Dahlgren's failed raid and the Confederate campaign of terror. " A] wonderfully vivid portrait of Confederate attempts to stir up rebellion in the North during the war's waning days. . . . Schultz handles all of this melodramatic material with vigor and clarity, a first-rate addition to the bulging shelves of Civil War Studies."-Kirkus Reviews On March 5, 1864, on a daring but failed cavalry raid to free thousands of Union prisoners, the 21-year-old commander of the mission, Ulric Dahlgren, was killed. On his body were found orders purportedly instructing his men to find and execute Jefferson Davis and the rest of the Confederate cabinet. This compelling narrative provides the first full-length analysis of the link between Dahlgren's failed raid and the Confederate campaign of terror. of illustrations. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability., Books<

2000, ISBN: 0393319865

[EAN: 9780393319866], Neubuch, [PU: WW Norton & Co, United States], Language: English. Brand new Book. March 5, 1864, was the day on which the Civil War changed to what the Richmond Exami… Plus…

[EAN: 9780393319866], Neubuch, [PU: WW Norton & Co, United States], Language: English. Brand new Book. March 5, 1864, was the day on which the Civil War changed to what the Richmond Examiner called "a war of extermination, of indiscriminate slaughter and plunder." It changed because of a few sheets of paper found on a muddy trail outside Richmond. Their legacy was a new and terrible style of warfare. In a daring but failed cavalry raid to free thousands of Union prisoners, the Union commander-twenty-one-year-old Ulric Dahlgren-was killed; on his body were found orders purportedly instructing his men to find and execute Jefferson Davis and the rest of the Confederate cabinet. There was an immediate outpouring of horrified, indignant rage throughout the South, and after the Union disclaimed any knowledge of the papers or the order they contained, Jefferson Davis authorized the use of terrorism against civilians in the North in the form of guerrilla raids, bank robberies, arson, and sabotage. This compelling narrative is the first full-length analysis of the link between Dahlgren's failed raid and the Confederate campaign of terror. "[A] wonderfully vivid portrait of Confederate attempts to stir up rebellion in the North during the war's waning days. . . . Schultz handles all of this melodramatic material with vigor and clarity, a first-rate addition to the bulging shelves of Civil War Studies."-Kirkus Reviews, Books<

2000, ISBN: 9780393319866

Terror and Conspiracy in the Civil War, Buch, Softcover, [PU: WW Norton & Co], WW Norton & Co, 2000