Stonewall Jackson and the American Civil War — G. F. R. Henderson

Stonewall Jackson and the American Civil War

G. F. R. Henderson

History
Book language: English
894 pages

A military biography of Confederate General Thomas 'Stonewall' Jackson and a campaign history of the American Civil War, written by British officer G. F. R. Henderson. It follows Jackson from West Point and the Mexican War through his Civil War commands in Virginia, offering careful analysis of strategy, leadership, and the army in the field.

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Contents

Stonewall Jackson
and the AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
INTRODUCTION
PREFACE
Chapter I WEST POINT[1]
Chapter II MEXICO[1]
Chapter III LEXINGTON. 1851–1861
Chapter IV SECESSION. 1860–61
Chapter V HARPER’S FERRY
Chapter VI THE FIRST BATTLE OF MANASSAS OR BULL RUN
Chapter VII ROMNEY
Chapter VIII KERNSTOWN
Chapter IX M’DOWELL
Chapter X WINCHESTER
Chapter XI CROSS KEYS AND PORT REPUBLIC
Chapter XII REVIEW OF THE VALLEY CAMPAIGN
Chapter XIII THE SEVEN DAYS. GAINES’ MILL
Chapter XIV THE SEVEN DAYS. FRAYSER’S FARM AND MALVERN HILL
Chapter XV CEDAR RUN
Chapter XVI GROVETON AND THE SECOND MANASSAS
Chapter XVII THE SECOND MANASSAS (continued)
Chapter XVIII HARPER’S FERRY
Chapter XIX SHARPSBURG
Chapter XX FREDERICKSBURG
Chapter XXI THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA
Chapter XXII WINTER QUARTERS
Chapter XXIII CHANCELLORSVILLE
Chapter XXIV CHANCELLORSVILLE (continued)
Chapter XXV THE SOLDIER AND THE MAN[1]
INDEX

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