Inglorious Passages: Noncombat Deaths in the American Civil War (Modern War Studies)
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Inglorious Passages: Noncombat Deaths in the American Civil War (Modern War Studies)

by Brian Steel Wills

History Military
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A historical study of noncombat deaths in the American Civil War, highlighting causes and consequences often left out of traditional accounts.

About This Book

Inglorious Passages explores the significant but often neglected topic of noncombat deaths during the American Civil War.

The book draws on historical records to analyze the various factors that led to fatalities outside of battle.

It provides context for understanding the broader human cost of the conflict beyond direct combat.

Readers gain insight into medical, environmental, and logistical challenges faced by soldiers.

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