The Memoirs of General William Tecumseh Sherman: The Complete Annotated Edition (John F. Marszalek - WH) weapon Kentucky saw some of the

Kentucky saw some of the earliest fighting in the war

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the Confederacy faced a dire military situation

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The Memoirs of General William Tecumseh Sherman: The Complete Annotated Edition (John F. Marszalek - WH) weapon Kentucky saw some of theby William T. Sherman (Author), Louie P. Gallo David S. Nolen John F. Marszalek (Editor) A titan among Civil War military geniuses gives an unvarnished account of his career, presented for the first time in a definitive annotated edition, marking the 150th anniversary of the original publication. William Tecumseh Shermans memoirs were a sensation when first published in 1875, as Americans grappled with the aftermath of the Civil War and its emerging