The Armies and the Leaders is a richly illustrated volume from The Photographic History of the Civil War, the landmark collection originally assembled under editor-in-chief Francis Trevelyan Miller and managing editor Robert S. Lanier.
Combining historical commentary with an extensive selection of wartime photography, this volume examines the organization, leadership, and experiences of the Union and Confederate armies. Period photographs bring readers face to face with the officers, soldiers, camps, headquarters, and military organizations that shaped the conflict.
The book provides both a visual record and a historical reference for readers interested in Civil War commanders, military organization, uniforms, equipment, and nineteenth-century photography.
Photographs taken during the Civil War preserved an unprecedented record of the people who directed and fought the conflict. This volume highlights military leaders from both sides while examining the armies they commanded.
Readers can study portraits, group photographs, encampments, command staffs, and other surviving images accompanied by historical descriptions and commentary.
Union and Confederate military leadership
Commanding generals and field officers
Organization of the opposing armies
Military command structures
Soldiers and command staffs
Camps, headquarters, and field operations
Wartime uniforms and equipment
Personalities who influenced the conflict
Period photography from 1861–1865
The development and legacy of the opposing armies
Part of The Photographic History of the Civil War
Features hundreds of historic photographs and illustrations
Covers both Union and Confederate armies
Includes portraits of important commanders and military figures
Combines visual documentation with historical commentary
Useful for Civil War researchers, collectors, reenactors, and students
Large-format hardcover presentation
Previously owned copy
Title: The Photographic History of the Civil War: Armies & Leaders
Original editor-in-chief: Francis Trevelyan Miller
Managing editor: Robert S. Lanier
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
Pages: Approximately 330
Publisher: Fairfax Press
Reprint publication year: 1983
ISBN-10: 0517411458
Subject: American Civil War, military leadership, Union Army, Confederate Army, and historical photography
This work was originally published as the final volume of the multivolume Photographic History of the Civil War produced in the early twentieth century.
This is a previously owned hardcover book. It may show normal evidence of age, storage, and previous use, including wear to the cover, dust jacket, corners, spine, edges, or pages. Minor discoloration, previous-owner markings, labels, inscriptions, or other signs of ownership may be present unless otherwise stated.
Please review the listing photographs carefully for the condition and edition of the exact book being offered. This listing includes one book only; the complete multivolume collection is not included.
Volume from the classic Photographic History of the Civil War series, focusing on Union and Confederate armies and their commanders. Dust jacket shows noticeable wear but hardback and interior pages are good. Packed with period photographs and captions.
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