This First Edition book was published in 1970 by Harper & Row, New York and Evanston. The book measures 6 ½ inches by 9 ½ inches and contains 362 pages. The dust jacket shows minor signs of wear. The gray cloth cover of the book itself shows minor signs of wear to the edges, corners and to the top and bottom of the spine. The spine is tight and the hinges are strong. The end pages have a pictorial map showing the Confederate States of America. The pages show no signs of rips. The name and address of a previous owner is stamped on one of the pages in the front of the book. Exceptions noted, the overall condition of this book is very good.

Excerpt - Dust Jacket:
It is Dr. Frank E. Vandivers unique achievement in this stirring and incisive chronicle to evoke precisely how it felt to be a Southerner during four of the most turbulent and harrowing years in American history.

Dr. Vandiver examines in rich dramatic detail, and with a point of view perfectly attuned to the spirit of the region and the era, every aspect of daily life in the South: the politics, the professions, the literature, the social groups and classes, and of course the military campaigns and the soldiery.

The resulting panorama sweeps from the tangled emotional and economic complexities culminating in Fort Sumter to the capture of Jefferson Davis, that proud, austere, and tortured patriot who dominates this saga like the tragic hero of a Greek drama…
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