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Andersonville Journey: The Civil War's Greatest Tragedy
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Andersonville Journey: The Civil War’s Greatest Tragedy

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Showing the importance of Andersonville Prison in our understanding of the prisoner of war experience in American history, Andersonville Journey objectively tells its complete story from before the Civil War to the recent placement of Georgia Monument in its cemetery grounds. Andersonville–the name itself immediately evokes visions of human suffering and death amid crowded, filthy conditions. This is the first book to go beyond its war years to document the important and fascinating post-Civil War story of one of the most famous prisoner of war camps in history.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Burd Street Press
Date
1 September 2007
Pages
308
ISBN
9781572491809

Showing the importance of Andersonville Prison in our understanding of the prisoner of war experience in American history, Andersonville Journey objectively tells its complete story from before the Civil War to the recent placement of Georgia Monument in its cemetery grounds. Andersonville–the name itself immediately evokes visions of human suffering and death amid crowded, filthy conditions. This is the first book to go beyond its war years to document the important and fascinating post-Civil War story of one of the most famous prisoner of war camps in history.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Burd Street Press
Date
1 September 2007
Pages
308
ISBN
9781572491809