Sherman's March To The Sea, And The Burning Of Columbia, South Carolina, From His Memoirs
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General William Tecumseh Sherman's 'March to the Sea' was a defining moment in the American Civil War. This selection from his memoirs provides a personal account of the campaign, detailing the strategic considerations, logistical challenges, and human toll of the military operation. Sherman's objective was to cripple the Confederacy's ability to wage war by severing its supply lines and undermining its morale. He recounts the meticulous planning and execution of the march, from the capture of Atlanta in September 1864 to the capture of Savannah in December of the same year. Sherman's detailed account of the march reveals the harsh realities of war, highlighting the destruction of civilian property, the impact on civilian lives, and the moral complexities of military strategy. The book sheds light on Sherman's unique leadership style and his unwavering determination to bring the war to a swift conclusion.Book Details
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