The Revisionist History Podcast
Tuesday Book Review: 'Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era'
Sep 19, 2023
'Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era' by James McPherson is recommended as the best one volume history of the Civil War. It covers major battles, key players, politics, causes, and aftermath.
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- 'Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era' by James McPherson is recommended as the best one-volume history of the Civil War, providing objective insights into the war and avoiding unintentional revisionist history.
- The book not only covers the major battles and key players of the Civil War, but also delves into the politics, causes, and aftermath, offering a comprehensive understanding of the truth and impact of the war.
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Recommended Book: Battle Cry of Freedom, the Civil War Era
Battle Cry of Freedom, the Civil War Era by James McPherson is recommended as the best one-volume history of the Civil War. Despite its length of 909 pages, it is a fast read. The book provides objective insights into the war, avoiding unintentional revisionist history. It covers not only the major battles and key players but also delves into the politics, causes, and aftermath of the war. The gripping accounts of battles avoid excessive detail, ensuring an engaging narrative. Battle Cry of Freedom is a valuable resource for those seeking to understand the truth and impact of the Civil War.
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