The Civil War chronicle

The Only Day-by-Day Portrait of America's Tragic Conflict as Told by Soldiers, Journalists, Politicians, Farmers, Nurses, Slaves, and Other Eyewitnesses

History Military History

Pages: 544
Published: 2000
Language: English

This chronicle brings to life the American Civil War through the authentic voices of those who experienced it firsthand. It gathers letters, diaries, speeches, and official reports from soldiers, nurses, farmers, and freed people, both famous and anonymous. Accompanied by hundreds of period images, this collection captures the daily reality of life across Union and Confederate society during this tragic conflict.

Prose complexity: 7/10

Informative Reflective Complex

Multiple POVs Epistolary

History Military History

Authors

David Rubel

David Rubel writes detailed accounts of American history. His book, The Civil War chronicle, gives readers a clear look at that important time. He is known for his straightforward and informative style.

J. Matthew Gallman

J. Matthew Gallman is a historian known for his work on American history. His book, Tour of Reconstruction, offers readers a clear look at the Reconstruction era.