The H. L. Hunley

This book offers a significant re-evaluation of the American West's influence on the Civil War, exploring how the region contributed to the conflict's causes, military strategies, and aftermath. It delves into the interconnectedness of Western issues and the war, highlighting the impact of geography, resources, and regional dynamics on the broader national struggle. Through this lens, the author sheds light on previously overlooked aspects of the war, enriching the understanding of its complexities and consequences.