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Hard Hand of War Union Military Policy Toward Southern Civilians, 1861-1865

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Grimsley, Mark

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Hard Hand of War Union Military Policy Toward Southern Civilians, 1861-1865, ISBN 9780788155802 Own This Book? Sell It
ISBN-13:

9780788155802

ISBN:

0788155806

Publisher: DIANE Publishing Company Summary: "Mark Grimsley's 'The Hard Hand of War' is the latest and best study to strip away the myth and explore the reality of Sherman's attack on the Southern civilian economy and population as a means of winning the war. Grimsley maintains that the actions of Sherman and other Union commanders were 'seldom the wanton, wholesale fury of legend' but rather struck a 'balance between severity and restraint' and were 'indeed di [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9780788155802


ISBN:

0788155806


Publisher: DIANE Publishing Company

"Mark Grimsley's 'The Hard Hand of War' is the latest and best study to strip away the myth and explore the reality of Sherman's attack on the Southern civilian economy and population as a means of winning the war. Grimsley maintains that the actions of Sherman and other Union commanders were 'seldom the wanton, wholesale fury of legend' but rather struck a 'balance between severity and restraint' and were 'indeed discriminate and roughly proportional to legitimate needs.'...This argument will not change the minds of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. But it will impress fair-minded readers."

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