Confederate General D. H. Hill (Hartley-CA) fido and the horror blend in

and the horror blend in a tightly woven tale

Holzer examines the use of visual arts to preserve the life and legacy of the martyred president

Salmon Chase

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A collection of 28 poems and 28 essays along with a selection of historical photos

Confederate General D. H. Hill (Hartley-CA) fido and the horror blend inby Chris J. Hartley Unlike most Civil War books published these days, here is something that is both original and essential. How a general of Hills stature escaped a full modern treatment until now is hard to understand. A lifetime spent embroiled in controversy makes Hills story a readers delight. This is a fine biography of an important man, skillfully executed by an extremely able historian. Robert E. L. Krick, author of The Battle of Gainess Mill