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T. HARRY WILLIAMS. Lincoln and His Generals. New York: Random House, 1952. Pp. viii, 363, $2.40.
Over half a century ago, T. Harry Williams wrote an exceptional work with as major theme that the performance of President Abraham Lincoln as commander [...]
Continue Reading →I’m reading this weekend for class, Lincoln and His Generals by T. Harry Williams.
For pleasure, I’m reading Grant by Jean Edward Smith, this on my Kindle.
Continue Reading →I just registered for my next course, Civil War Strategy and Tactics, which will start March 2nd. Book list looks terrific and is on order. It’s also loaded on my virtual bookshelves which you can access by clicking on any of the books. I’ve updated “the courses” page Continue Reading →
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