Ronald S Coddington Boeken

Focusing on the personal narratives of seventy-seven Southern soldiers, this book delves into the experiences and backgrounds of those who fought in the Civil War. Through vivid accounts, it highlights the diverse lives of young farmers and their journeys, revealing the human side of a tumultuous era. Ronald S. Coddington emphasizes the importance of these individual stories in understanding the broader history of the conflict, providing readers with a compelling glimpse into the hearts and minds of the Confederacy's soldiers.

Focusing on the personal stories of those who enlisted in 'Father Abraham's' army, this book highlights the humanity behind the soldiers' experiences. It reveals how many aspects of their wartime experiences resonate with contemporary issues, illustrating that the challenges faced in war have remained surprisingly consistent over the last century and a half.

Focusing on an often-overlooked aspect of the Civil War, this book offers a compelling exploration of the lives of African Americans who played a significant role in shaping the nation during this tumultuous period. Through vivid narratives and historical insights, it highlights their contributions and experiences, shedding light on their impact in a pivotal moment of American history.

The book presents a collection of personal narratives that illustrate the multifaceted nature of war, emphasizing that history is shaped by individual experiences rather than just military victories and defeats. Through these "snapshots," it highlights the emotional and personal journeys of those affected by conflict, offering a deeper understanding of the human impact of warfare.

A collection of 100 rare photographs of identified soldiers and other participants in the Gettysburg Campaign, each accompanied by an account of their unique experiences.