Sherman's March to the Sea: Hood's Tennessee Campaign and the Carolina Campaigns of 1865

This was an interesting book. I enjoyed reading the accounts and observations of Gen. Cox. The book, itself, was in excellent condition - like new. Once again I found no evidence to support the "unreconstructed" sentiment that Gen Sherman was "a butcher" or a "rogue". Gen. Cox makes the point that Gen William T. Sherman was concerned about the effects that "total War" was having on the innocent and did his best to hold his 60,000 strong army in check as he waged war on those that started the conflict.