This author was a significant literary figure whose works delved deeply into historical events, particularly the American Civil War era. Drawing from his extensive knowledge gained through active participation in the conflict and subsequent political career, he meticulously examined military strategies and significant occurrences. His writing was characterized by precision and depth, offering readers profound insights into pivotal moments of American history. His literary legacy lies in the careful documentation and interpretation of these formative experiences.
The March to the Sea: Franklin and Nashville offers a detailed study of the battles that took place in Tennessee during the Civil War, from the Union's initial advance on Franklin to their eventual capture of Nashville. Jacob Dolson Cox provides a thorough analysis of the strategies and tactics employed by both sides, as well as an insightful look into the experiences of the soldiers on the ground.
Reprint of the original, first published in 1882.
Reproduction of the original: Military Reminiscences of the Civil War by Jacob Dolson Cox
This is a comprehensive history of the city of Atlanta, Georgia, from its founding in the 1830s to its destruction during the Civil War and subsequent reconstruction. The book covers the major political, economic, and social developments of the city, including its role as a center of trade and commerce, its involvement in the Civil War, and its emergence as a major urban center in the 20th century.