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Contents: Heartland Hammered Furiously (“Dandy” Harry Willson aimed his Union cavalry straight for the heart of Dixie, the vital Southern arsenal at Selma. In his way, however, stood “That Devil Forrest” and his ragtag army.), Desert Passage Contested (Confederate hopes for a frontier empire came down to the holding of a boulder-strewn pass in Apache Canyon, N.M.. One way or another, the Battle of Glorieta Pass would be a western Gettysburg.), Richmond’s Fate in the Balance (At Gaines’ Mill, just outside Richmond, Robert E. Lee gambled all on his foremost lieutenant. But where was Stonewall Jackson?), Neutral Border Violated (For Confederate Bennett Henderson Young, sleepy, isolated St. Albans, Vy., seemed a fair target for a military raid. The U.S. government thought otherwise.)
Issue: May 1988
Condition: Very Good