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Breaking the Heartland: The Civil War in Georgia Edited by John D. Fowler and David B. Parker; Mercer University Press Of the 11 essays included in Breaking the Heartland, only one could be described as a military study. This compendium mostly focuses on political and social issues in Georgia before, during and also, to some …
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