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Contents: “Nothing to be Gained, and Great Risks Taken” (The players in the 1862 Army-Navy Contest were brave, enthusiastic and should have been somewhere else), Louisa May Alcott and the Transcendence of War (One of America’s more enduring literary classics had its roots in the author’s brief, but intense, immersion in the horrors of war), The Last Chance (Nowhere was Southern Courage more evident – time and time again – than beneath the waters of Charleston harbor) Departments – The Printed War: Essays and Reviews (The Battle for Joe Johnston), War News (Reconstruction the Home of the Unreconstructed Rebel)
Issue: December 1998 The Magazine of the Civil War Society
Condition: Very Good