Campaign in Western Virginia 1863 (Paperback, 2nd ed)

Back in print after nearly 140 years! When first published in 1964, only 200 copies were printed, making it very rare. This book provides a unique glimpse into the mind and thoughT processes behind one of the Civil War's most prominent generals.

This slim volume will appeal to all historical enthusiasts of the U.S. Civil War and is competitively priced. It is newly indexed for research and genealogical purposes.

"This report is important not only as a military campaign report, but as a brief history of condition in the western Virginia counties that became West Virginia. McClellan was accutely aware of the advantages to be gained by the North if he could establish a foothold in that area."
-- Jan Dickinson, author of TATTERED UNIFORMS AND BRIGHT BAYONETS: WEST VIRGINIA'S CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS