The Civil War in Georgia: A New Georgia Encyclopedia Companion
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The Civil War in Georgia: A New Georgia Encyclopedia Companion

by Stephen Davis, David Williams, Richard Houston, Robert Scott Davis Jr, Kevin Young, David Wiggins, John C. Inscoe, Albert Churella, Angela Esco Elder, Anne J. Bailey, Anthony Gene Carey, Barton A. Myers, Brad Wood, Brian Brown, Bruce E. Stewart, Bruce Smith, Caroline Dillman, Chris Wilkinson, Clarence L. Mohr, Dan Childs, Dan Du, David Mcgee, David S. Williams, Debra Van Tuyll, Denise Wright, Diane Trap, Edwin Jackson, Franklin Sammons Jr., Garrett W. Silliman, George Justice, Glenna Schroeder-Lein, Gordon L. Jones, Heather Whittaker, Hubert H. Mcalexander, Hugh Ruppersburg, Jacqueline Miller Carmichael, James Turner, James Welborn Iii, Jarrod Atchison, Jason Manthorne, Jeffrey Young, John D. Fowler, Jun Hyun, Katherine Brackett, Katherine Rohrer, Keith S. Bohannon, Kyle Osborn, Laura Mccarty, Laverne Hill, Leah Richier, Levi Collins, Lisa Tendrich Frank, Melvin Hill Jr., Robert Wilson Iii, Samuel B. Mcguire, Sean H. Vanatta, Stephen Huggins, Steve Longcrier, Susan Eva O'Donovan, Vanessa P. Tome, William Harris Bragg, Cindy Schmid

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The Civil War in Georgia: A New Georgia Encyclopedia Companion presents a broad scholarly resource on Georgia during the American Civil War. Written by a wide range of contributors, this reference volume supports research and offers readers a deeper look at the state’s history during the conflict.

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The Civil War in Georgia: A New Georgia Encyclopedia Companion examines Georgia during the American Civil War.

This scholarly reference work brings together contributions from a large group of historians and subject specialists.

As a companion to the New Georgia Encyclopedia, it offers a broad resource for exploring the state’s Civil War-era history.

The volume is suited to readers seeking regional historical context, research material, and an expanded understanding of Georgia’s place in the conflict.

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