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Civil War History & Perspectives Book Bundle

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Explore the American Civil War through the places where history unfolded and the diverse individuals whose service shaped the nation. This three-book collection pairs a travel-ready guide to Civil War battlefields, monuments and historical parks with focused histories highlighting Hispanic contributions on the battlefield and home front and the vital roles of Black soldiers. Together, the books offer a broader, more inclusive view of the war and its enduring legacy.

Books Included

  • America’s National Parks Civil War Handbook: 128 pages, softcover and spiral-bound
  • Hispanics and the Civil War: From Battlefield to Homefront: 41 pages, paperback
  • The Civil War’s Black Soldiers: 56 pages, softcover
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Billie Meyers

Nice and concise, great photos and stories. I love how the items are organized by state. That makes it easier for me to narrow down the options while I'm on the road.

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Robert Van Giezen

Great publication.

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Lee Rosenzweig

Excellent book, highly informative, greatly detailed, highly recommend.

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Gene Betit

Great book for the money. Joseph T. Glatthaar wrote Forged in Battle: The Civil War Alliance of Black Soldiers and White Offices (New York: MacMillanThe Free Press, 1990) and is an acknowledged expert on this subject. Blacks made up around ten percent of Union forces in the last two years of the war, recruited when both sides had run out of new resources to replace combat losses.