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CHANCELLORSVILLE, 2ND EDITION by General Edward J. Stackpole; PUBLISHER: Stackpole Books, Mechanicsburg, PA; a 1989 fourth printing; 398 pages.
This is General Edward Stackpole\'s analysis of the Battle of Chancellorsville. It starts with Hooker taking command of the Federal forces and continues on to his dismissal. It analyzes both sides of the battle: the commanders, leaders, terrain, force strength and training, strategies, and critical mistakes.
Condition: Foxing on text block. No other known damage.
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