Andersonville

"Andersonville, Vol. 3" by John McElroy offers a stark and unflinching account of life within the Confederacy's most notorious prisoner of war camp during the American Civil War. This meticulously prepared print edition sheds light on the harrowing experiences of Union soldiers held captive at Andersonville, a place synonymous with suffering and death.

As a vital historical text, this book delves into the brutal realities faced by Prisoners of War (POW) on both sides of the conflict. Explore the daily struggles for survival, the overwhelming conditions, and the enduring spirit of men tested to their limits during this tumultuous period of United States history. McElroy's work provides a valuable perspective on a dark chapter of the Civil War, exploring themes of captivity, resilience, and the human cost of war. This volume offers a powerful and enduring testament to the prisoners of Andersonville.

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