Mark L. Bradley has written the definitive account of not only the Battle of Bentonville, but General William T. Sherman's entire Carolinas Campaign. With a flare for storytelling, Bradley weaves a compelling and thorough chronicle of the men, marches and engagements that swept through the Tar Heel state. Featuring thirty-seven original strategic and tactical maps, carefully crafted from years of primary research by North Carolina cartographer Mark A. Moore.

Last Stand in the Carolinas: the Battle of Bentonville

History

Mark L. Bradley

Americas

Savas Publishing

<p>As Sherman completed the destruction of Georgia, only the outnumbered but wily Confederate commander Joseph E. Johnston stood between the victorious Northern troops and the conquest of North and South Carolina.</p>

The Battle Of Bentonville: Last Stand In The Carolinas

Bradley, Mark L.

<p>The chief historian at Vicksburg National Military Park has edited this volume of ten essays on the Vicksburg campaign. Topics include Grant's march through Louisiana, Grierson and the "Horse Soldiers" raid, siege operations, the battle of Champion Hill and the charge of the U.S. Colored Troops at Port Gibson.</p>

Triumph And Defeat: The Vicksburg Campaign

Winschel, Terrence J.

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Last Stand in the Carolinas: the Battle of Bentonville

The Battle Of Bentonville: Last Stand In The Carolinas

Triumph And Defeat: The Vicksburg Campaign