Simply Murder: The Battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862 (Emerging Civil War Series)
by Chris Mackowski Phd, Kristopher D. White
Simply Murder recounts the Battle of Fredericksburg on December 13, 1862, a devastating Union defeat in the Civil War. Through meticulous historical examination, it reveals the battle's strategies, execution, and lasting impact on the conflict's course. Part of the Emerging Civil War Series, this book by Chris Mackowski, PhD, and Kristopher D. White provides essential insights into one of the war's most tragic episodes.
About This Book
The Battle of Fredericksburg stands as one of the most lopsided defeats for the Union Army during the Civil War, fought on December 13, 1862. This engagement highlighted the challenges of crossing the Rappahannock River and assaulting entrenched Confederate positions.
Part of the Emerging Civil War Series, the book examines the tactical decisions and their consequences in this key Eastern Theater battle. It provides insights into the broader context of the war's progression.
Authors Chris Mackowski, PhD, and Kristopher D. White offer a focused narrative on the battle's events, drawing from historical records to illuminate its significance.
The work contributes to understanding Civil War military history through detailed analysis of this infamous confrontation.
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