Campfire and Battlefield: An Illustrated History of the Campaigns and Conflicts of the Great Civil War

In "Campfire and Battlefield," readers are invited to traverse the rich and tumultuous landscapes of war and camaraderie through a curated selection of essays, narratives, and reflections. This anthology captures an expansive range of literary styles, from vivid narrative accounts that place the reader on the front lines to deeply philosophical musings on the nature of conflict and brotherhood. The collection is uniquely poised within the larger literary canon as a testament to the multifaceted human experience of war, offering a mosaic of perspectives that delve into the both brutal and redemptive aspects of military history. Standout pieces vividly illuminate the grit and valor of soldiers, leaving a lasting impact through their gripping authenticity. The editors, drawing from the works of esteemed authors like Selden Connor, John Tyler Morgan, and John Brown Gordon, among others, bring together voices that have directly shaped or reflected on pivotal moments in history. Each writer contributes their unique firsthand insights, tethered to significant historical and cultural undercurrents of their time, thus offering readers an enriched understanding of the American Civil War era. This anthology bridges historical documentation with literary narrative, reflecting the authors' keen observations and philosophical engagements with their lived experiences. "Campfire and Battlefield" stands as an indispensable resource for those yearning to explore the pluralistic perspectives inherent in Civil War literature. This collection is an intellectual treasure trove, offering both historical depth and narrative breadth, urging readers to engage with its myriad of insights. As a dialogue between past and present, the anthology provides an enriching journey, making it a must-read for enthusiasts and scholars alike, eager to deepen their grasp of history and literature through the diverse lenses presented in this seminal volume.

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Utgivningsdatum

E-bok: 25 november 2019