This Week in the Civil War November 2nd 8th 1862 eBook John C Rigdon
Download As PDF : This Week in the Civil War November 2nd 8th 1862 eBook John C Rigdon 
While many volumes have been written on the war from any number of perspectives and the “top 100 battles” have been dissected in excruciating detail, most of these 6,000 events lie largely unexplored and forgotten.
This work focuses on uncovering and telling those stories. It is not our intent or objective to refight the war, but to uncover and document the stories of these families in the war.
This volume is excerpted from our multi-volume work, “All the Battles of the Civil War” which gives a narrative account of the more than 5,000 events which occurred in the war.
The war began and ended this week in the little town of Snickersville, Virginia with events on Monday and Saturday. These were but a preview as battles continued along the Snickersville Turnpike throughout the war with the biggest occurring just before Gettysburg in June, 1863.
Snickers Gap was a strategic pathway between the much fought-over Shenandoah Valley and Union-occupied Northern Virginia. Both armies traveled back and forth using Snickers Gap.
The Confederate Privateer, the Alabama was also in the news this week, destroying two more British Ships. Her commander was Raphael Semmes. Semmes is credited with sinking more than 60 Union ships before being sunk himself off the shores of France by the Kearsarge in 1864.
This Week in the War
November 2nd – 8th, 1862
Events of the Week
Sunday November 2, 1862
-Castleman's Ferry, Virginia
-Little Creek, North Carolina
-Williamston, North Carolina
-Grand Junction, Mississippi
-Capture of the British schooner Pathfinder
-Destruction of the ship Levi Starbuck
-Pittman’s Ferry, Missouri
-Union, Virginia
Monday, November 3, 1862
-New Baltimore, Virginia
-Bayou Teche, Louisiana
-Harrisonville, Missouri
-Snicker's Gap, Virginia
-Chesapeake Bay, Virginia
-Bell River, Florida
Tuesday, November 4, 1862
-Fairfax Court House, Virginia
-Markham, Virginia
-Bolivar Heights, Virginia
-Destruction of the English bark Sophia
Wednesday, November 5, 1862
-King’s Bay, Georgia
-Greenville Road, Kentucky
-Lamar, Missouri
-Nashville, Tennessee
-New Baltimore, Virginia
-Gen. McClellan Relieved of Command
-Salem, Virginia
-Thoroughfare Gap, Virginia
-Warrenton, Virginia
-Barbee's Cross-Roads, Virginia
-Death of Col. Curran Pope
Thursday, November 6, 1862
-Capture of the English Schooner Dart
-Garrettsburg, Kentucky
-Leatherwood, Kentucky
-Manassas Gap, Virginia
-Worsham's Creek, Tennessee
Friday, November 7, 1862
-Big Beaver Creek, Missouri
-Boonesboro, Arkansas
-Clark's Mill, Missouri
-Rhea's Mills, Arkansas
-Sapelo River, Georgia
-Lamar, Missouri
-Rappahannock Station, Virginia
Saturday, November 8, 1862
-Snow Storm in Richmond, Virginia
-Destruction of the T. B. Wales
-Burkesville, Kentucky
-Cato, Kansas
-Cove Creek, Arkansas
-Cumberland River, Tennessee
-Hudsonville, Mississippi
-La Grange, Tennessee
-Marianna, Arkansas
-Snickersville, Virginia
-Foreign Intervention in the War
This Week in the Civil War November 2nd 8th 1862 eBook John C Rigdon
You will likely need to be a Civil War enthusiast to appreciate this book. I like history, but not enough to really get into this series.It is laid out in a diary type fashion, with each page having a different event (like a battle) that occurred on the specific date, and it will note the location (most days have several entries with events that happened in different towns).
Keep in mind that this volume only covers the dates of November 2nd through 8th in 1862. It is a short book, and it contains some color photos (which you will need a Kindle Fire/Ipad or the Kindle PC app to see the photos in color).
The end of the book contains links to websites with further information related to some of the events contained in the book.
Product details
|
Tags : This Week in the Civil War - November 2nd - 8th, 1862 - Kindle edition by John C. Rigdon. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading This Week in the Civil War - November 2nd - 8th, 1862.,ebook,John C. Rigdon,This Week in the Civil War - November 2nd - 8th, 1862,Eastern Digital Resources,HISTORY United States Civil War Period
People also read other books :
- Millionaire Mind Programming How to Release your Inner Millionaire edition by John Alexander SelfHelp eBooks
- How Not To Breake A Leg While Skiing The Truth About Skiing Volume 3 eBook Danko Puskaric
- Home Grounds Battle Scars #1 edition by J P Webb Victoria Davies Romance eBooks
- Peter Simple edition by Frederick Marryat Reference eBooks
- The Wizard Warp A Humorous Fantasy edition by Kathy Burford Literature Fiction eBooks
This Week in the Civil War November 2nd 8th 1862 eBook John C Rigdon Reviews
You will likely need to be a Civil War enthusiast to appreciate this book. I like history, but not enough to really get into this series.
It is laid out in a diary type fashion, with each page having a different event (like a battle) that occurred on the specific date, and it will note the location (most days have several entries with events that happened in different towns).
Keep in mind that this volume only covers the dates of November 2nd through 8th in 1862. It is a short book, and it contains some color photos (which you will need a Fire/Ipad or the PC app to see the photos in color).
The end of the book contains links to websites with further information related to some of the events contained in the book.
0 Response to "[OUE]≡ Descargar Free This Week in the Civil War November 2nd 8th 1862 eBook John C Rigdon"
Post a Comment