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THE GREAT AND CLOSE SIEGE OF YORK, 1644

By: Peter Wenham

A detailed study of the siege, which directly caused the Battle of Marston Moor, which in turn lost King Charles I the north, and thus the English Civil War. A…

THE DAWN’S EARLY LIGHT

By: Walter Lord

An account of the War of 1812. A very good copy, blue top stain, spine slightly faded, bottom edge worn, corners bumped, binding sound, contents fine (384 pages, map end…

DESTRUCTION AND RECONSTRUCTION

Personal Experiences of the Late War

By: Richard Taylor, Lt. Gen.; Richard B. Harwell, Editor

By the son of Zachary, brother-in-law of Jefferson Davis, and the last Confederate commander east of the Mississippi to surrender. A classic Civil War memoir, originally published in 1879. A…

MISSING FROM THE RECORD

By: Dick Malone

Canadian colonel, OBE, fine war record, Canadian PR for Monty. A very good copy, without dust jacket. Front hinge beginning to give. (227pgs.)

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS

The Northern Hurricane

By: George Macmunn

King of Sweden, 1611-32. Brilliant general and Protestant champion in the Thirty Years War. By a noted British military history writer. A very good copy, front cover & spine lightly…

KENTUCKY CAVALIERS IN DIXIE

The Reminiscences of a Confederate Cavalryman

By: George D. Mosgrove, Bell Irvin Wiley, Editor

Engaging, alternately serious and humorous memoir of the 4th Kentucky Cavalry. Reprint of the 1895 edition; a scarce special edition for the Civil War Book Club, signed by the editor…

RUSTICS IN REBELLION: A Yankee Reporter on the Road to Richmond, 1861-1865

-Signed and Inscribed Reissue-

By: George Alfred Townsend [Introduced by Lida Mayo]

…reporter when the Civil War began, Townsend later became one of the most popular journalists in the country. This book was first published in 1866 as Campaigns of a Non-Combatant….

AN ECHO OF TRUMPETS

By: R.W. Thompson

Autobiography of Sunday Times reporter and noted author: Gran Chaco War,WWII & Korea. A very good copy, in dust jacket….

JEB STUART

By: John W. Thomason, Jr. [Illustrated by the Author]

This is a very good copy of the 1958 reprint of this Civil War classic in an unclipped dust jacket. There is a closed 1/4-inch tear at the head of…

SUMMONS OF THE TRUMPET

U.S.-Vietnam in Perspective

By: Dave R. Palmer

An examination of the reasons for and effects of the Vietnam War. A very good copy, in a lightly shelf worn dust jacket, chipped at head of spine and rear…

BATTLESHIP SAILOR

Radioman 1940 to Pearl Harbor. Glimpse of pre-war Navy. A very good copy, in dust jacket. ( 265p., 50 illus., plans.) Owner name and address in ink on front free…

MEADE OF GETTYSBURG

By: Freeman Cleaves

…colorful commanders of the war, surprisingly few books have been written about him. A very good copy, in dust jacket with worn edges, owner’s stamp on front & rear free…