Includes bibliographical references (p. 159-176) and index.
Contents:
Davis, Beauregard, and Washington, D.C., 1861 -- Davis, Polk, and the end of Kentucky neutrality -- Confederate command in microcosm: the case of Williamsburg -- Davis and Lee in the seven days -- "Dismembering the Confederacy": Jefferson Davis and the trans-Mississippi West -- Soldier with a blunted sword: Braxton Bragg and his lieutenants in the Chickamauga campaign -- The president's choices: Confederate command options on the eve of the Atlanta campaign -- Beauregard at Bermuda hundred -- Hood, Davis, and the army of Tennessee: elements of a Confederate debacle -- Homespun generals: nonprofessional officers in the Confederate Army.
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