Selasa, 20 Februari 2018

ACW Book Review: Lincoln’s Political Generals

Lincoln’s Political Generals by David Work, University of Illinois Press, 2009, $34.95 Abraham Lincoln made his share of mistakes as commander in chief during the Civil War, but did his politically motivated appointments of nonmilitary men as Union generals help or hinder the war effort? The battlefield failures of the likes of Nathaniel Banks, Benjamin …

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