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Explore the pivotal battles and enduring legacy of the American Civil War in "Richmond National Battlefield Park, Virginia," a meticulously researched historical handbook from the National Park Service. Authored by Joseph P. Cullen, this volume offers a comprehensive overview of the battlefields surrounding Richmond, Virginia, a key strategic location during the conflict.
Delve into the military history of the region and understand the significance of Richmond as a Confederate capital and a primary target for Union forces. This guide, part of the esteemed National Park Service Historical Handbook Series, provides invaluable insights into the strategies, key figures, and turning points of the war as they played out on this crucial terrain.
Whether you're a Civil War enthusiast, a student of military history, or planning a visit to Richmond National Battlefield Park, this book serves as an essential companion, offering a detailed and accessible exploration of this significant chapter in American history. Discover the stories etched into the landscape of Richmond, a testament to the sacrifices and struggles that shaped the nation.
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