The attached 1912 book review is a wonderful ride, punctuated with interesting descriptions of the Civil War’s most prominent players throughout all its four pages.
The memoir reviewed was The Sunset Of The Confederacy by former Confederate General Morris Schaff (1840 – 1929), author of The Battle of the Wilderness (1910).
“We doubt that whether there is any Southern book more chivalrous in generosity of judgment about Southern leaders than is this; or a more emotional seizure of the passion, pathos, and heroism of the last days of the Lost Cause.”
To read a short article about the most pathetic generals of the Civil War, click here.
Cick here to read the ‘Reconstruction parable’ spoken by Abraham Lincoln the day he died.
More about the American Civil War can be read here
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KEY WORDS: Civil War General Morris Schaff regarding End of Civil War 1865,Confederate President Jefferson Davis during End of Civil War 1865,Civil War General Robert E Lee during End of Civil War 1865,Civil War General George Armstrong Custer during Civil War conclusion,American Civil War General William Techumseh Sherman during End of Civil War 1865,Civil War General Ulysses Simpson Grant during End of Civil War 1865,Civil War General George Meade during End of Civil War 1865
