The Passing of Armies: An Account Of The Final Campaign Of The Army Of The PotomacRandom House Publishing Group, 1 dec 1992 - 368 pagina's A member of the Fifth Corps recounts the dramatic final acts of the Civil War, describing Sheridan's rise, Warren's fall, and the slow, inexorable stalking of Lee's forces across the battle-scarred countryside. |
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The Situation | 1 |
The Overture | 27 |
The White Oak Road | 47 |
Five Forks | 87 |
The Week of Flying Fights | 135 |
Appomattox | 172 |
The Return of the Army | 207 |
The Encampment | 240 |
The Last Review | 246 |
Shermans Army | 276 |
The Disbandment | 286 |
Afterword | 301 |
A Civil War Chronology | 313 |
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