A Guide to the Industrial Archaeology of Europe by Kenneth Hudson
This account of the first year of the Civil War is much more than a merely military chronicle in which politicians stride on and off the stage. This volume, the first of four dedicated to the War, is a study of the transformation of a nation. Dr. Nevins is supremely conscious of the chaos that faced Lincoln on inauguration day and well aware that confusion could not be finally routed before Appomattox. But the author is also positive that in the opening months of the conflict the first steps were taken to transform the loosely organized country that fretted over Bull Run into the firmly knit nation that emerged in 1865. The war was fought for a more perfect union, and this the reader is never allowed to forget.
This hardcover book is in good condition with minor imperfections to the dust jacket.
ISBN 10: 0838610013 / ISBN 13: 9780838610015
Publisher: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press
Publication Date: 1971
