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Title
The Vicksburg Campaign, March 29-May 18, 1863
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Monograph
Language
English
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Illustrations
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Geographic Coverage
Mississippi
United States
Classification
LCC: E475.27 .V615 2013
DDC: 973.7/344 full
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Table Of Contents
Running the gauntlet: the effectiveness of combined forces in the Vicksburg Campaign / Gary D. Joiner
"Through the heart of rebel country": the history and memory of Grierson's Raid / Charles D. Grear
"In the enemy's country": Port Gibson and the turning point of the Vicksburg Campaign / Jason M. Frawley
Roads to Raymond / J. Parker Hills
The first capture and occupation of Jackson, Mississippi / Steven E. Woodworth
"I am too late": Joseph E. Johnston and the Vicksburg Campaign / John R. Lundberg
Grant, McClernand, and Vicksburg: a clash of personalities and backgrounds / Michael B. Ballard
"Developed by circumstances": Grant, intelligence, and the Vicksburg Campaign / William B. Feis
"A victory could hardly have been more complete": the Battle of Big Black River Bridge / Timothy B. Smith
The "stealing tour": soldiers and civilians in Grant's march to Vicksburg / Steven Nathaniel Dossman
Politics, policy, and General Grant: Clausewitz on the operational art as practiced in the Vicksburg Campaign / Paul L. Schmelzer.
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The Vicksburg Campaign, March 29-May 18, 1863