Destruction and Reconstruction: / Personal Experiences of the Late War
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A first-person memoir recounts the origins of secession and detailed wartime operations, covering early battles, the Virginia Peninsula and Valley campaigns, military actions in Louisiana and along the Mississippi, the Red River campaign, and the final surrender. The author combines battlefield narrative with strategic assessment and criticism of commanders, then turns to Reconstruction-era politics and governance, describing partisan conflict, alleged corruption, carpetbag rule, Ku Klux activity, economic distress, and the social consequences of postwar policies.
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