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Drawn with the Sword
Reflections on the American Civil War
Book • 1996
In 'Drawn with the Sword', James M. McPherson presents a series of thoughtful essays on enduring questions of the Civil War, challenging myths and offering fresh interpretations.
The book covers topics such as the evolution of the war into a total conflict, the roles of prominent leaders like Ulysses S. Grant and Abraham Lincoln, and the international impact of the war.
McPherson also critiques the field of history in his final essay, 'What's the Matter with History?
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The book covers topics such as the evolution of the war into a total conflict, the roles of prominent leaders like Ulysses S. Grant and Abraham Lincoln, and the international impact of the war.
McPherson also critiques the field of history in his final essay, 'What's the Matter with History?
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