[PDF.60pa] Last to Join the Fight: The 66th Georgia Infantry

Last to Join the Fight: The 66th Georgia Infantry

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 | #2208057 in Books |  2014-03-31 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.10 x1.00 x6.10l,1.10 | File type: PDF | 209 pages

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||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Must read for any Civil War or military history buff.|By Jason Shepherd|Mr. Cone writes an insightful look into the history of one Georgia regiment, taking a close look at the individual soldiers in way you don't get in broader treatments of the Civil War. I have not only purchased my own copy, but enjoyed it enough to have also come back to to purchase additional for gifts.||About the Author|Daniel Cone received an MA degree from the University of West Georgia, is a member of the Society of Civil War Historians and the Atlanta Civil War Round Table, and currently works at the Atlanta History Center. He lives in Marietta, Georgia.

More than five dozen regiments from Georgia fought for the Southern Confederacy; one of these was the 66th Georgia Infantry. Raised and commanded by early-war veteran James Cooper Nisbet, the 66th assembled at Macon in summer 1863, suffered through a winter of discontent in Dalton, charged into enemy fire at Peach Tree Creek and Atlanta, and slogged through the rain and mud of Franklin and Nashville before surrendering. LAST TO JOIN THE FIGHT chronicles the service of th...

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