(william tecumseh)

Presents a biography of William T. Sherman, detailing his military career and accomplishments as a general in the Civil War. Examines how his successes helped the North win the war and considers his legacy as the co-called first "modern" general.

A self-portrait of the Civil War General with firsthand accounts of crucial Civil War events.

Re-examination of the Civil War with an emphasis of the massive violence that went beyond the intitial expectations on both sides.

Text and illustrations chronicle the life of Union general William Sherman; also includes a glossary, a Sherman chronology, a Civil War time line, and a bibliography.

Profiles the lives, careers, and friendship of Ulysses S. Grant and William Tecumseh Sherman, and chronicles their failures and successes, families, political hurdles, and their shrewdness in battle that eventually led to a Union victory during the Civil War.

Profiles the Civil War general who captured and burned Atlanta before beginning his "March to the Sea" at the head of an army of men, mules, and wagons that stretched for more than twenty miles.

Contains the wartime correspondences of General William T. Sherman, including more than four hundred personal and official letters written between the election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860 and the end of Sherman's military career in 1865.

Examines the life and career of the Union Civil War General, most remembered for his march through Atlanta that helped the North achieve victory.