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The American Civil War and the Origins of Modern Warfare

Ideas, Organization, and Field Command

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"... a major contribution to our knowledge of the place of the Civil War in the history of warfare.... I have long hoped for a sound history of Civil War military staffs... I need hope no more; Hagerman has covered this subject also, with the same assured expertness that he gives to tactics and technology." â Russell F. Weigley"... this fine book deserves a place on the shelves of all military historians in this country and abroad." â American Historical Review"... a first rate book... impressive... an imposing work... " â Journal of American History"This book is filled with enlightening information.... ought to be a standard for many years to come and should be required reading for any serious Civil War military historian." â Journal of Southern History

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The American Civil War and the Origins of Modern Warfare, Edward Hagerman

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1988
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Title
The American Civil War and the Origins of Modern Warfare
Subtitle
Ideas, Organization, and Field Command
Language
English
Released
1988
Format
Hardcover
Pages
366
ISBN10
0253305462
ISBN13
9780253305466
Series
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"... a major contribution to our knowledge of the place of the Civil War in the history of warfare.... I have long hoped for a sound history of Civil War military staffs... I need hope no more; Hagerman has covered this subject also, with the same assured expertness that he gives to tactics and technology." â Russell F. Weigley"... this fine book deserves a place on the shelves of all military historians in this country and abroad." â American Historical Review"... a first rate book... impressive... an imposing work... " â Journal of American History"This book is filled with enlightening information.... ought to be a standard for many years to come and should be required reading for any serious Civil War military historian." â Journal of Southern History