1820-1891

Captures the experiences of the soldiers and civilians who were caught up in General Sherman's campaign, one of the most bitterly remembered campaigns of the Civil War.

Presents the life and era of William Tecumseh Sherman, a most respected and feared Union general during the Civil War.

An annotated edition of William Tecumseh Sherman's memoirs, in which he discusses his life from his birth in 1820 through his Civil War days as commanding general of the Union forces in the West, up to his retirement from the military in 1884.

Examines the events of 1864, the Lincoln versus McClellan election, and the U.S. Civil War battlefield campaigns of Generals Grant and Sherman.

Explores Sherman's military career and personality.

A brief, illustrated biography of Union General William Tecumseh Sherman, that describes his early life and military career, as well as his determination to destroy the South.