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Friends, here I am to engage in yet more shameless self-promotion....
I'm pleased and proud to announce that my 19th book on the Civil War, on the Second Battle of Winchester and the fighting at Martinsburg, June 1863, has been published by Savas-Beatie. Titled The Second Battle of Winchester: The Confederate Victory that Opened the Door to Gettysburg, my friend Scott Mingus (an award-winning historian in his own right) and I have combined to bring forth hundreds of previously unknown sources that put more meat on the bones of these complex and fascinating actions than has previously been attempted. Featuring some excellent maps by Hal Jespersen, and a nice foreword by Prof. Jonathan Noyalas, the book also includes a driving tour complete with GPS coordinates, something my work is known for.
Scott and I are both very proud of this work, and we had a great time working together to bring it to life. The book has been picked up by the History and Military Book Clubs and will also be available there for those who are members of either or both.
It can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/161121288X/?tag=civilwartalkc-20
As always, I appreciate your support of my work, and I hope that you enjoy it. Signed copies are available. Please contact me privately if that's of interest.
I'm pleased and proud to announce that my 19th book on the Civil War, on the Second Battle of Winchester and the fighting at Martinsburg, June 1863, has been published by Savas-Beatie. Titled The Second Battle of Winchester: The Confederate Victory that Opened the Door to Gettysburg, my friend Scott Mingus (an award-winning historian in his own right) and I have combined to bring forth hundreds of previously unknown sources that put more meat on the bones of these complex and fascinating actions than has previously been attempted. Featuring some excellent maps by Hal Jespersen, and a nice foreword by Prof. Jonathan Noyalas, the book also includes a driving tour complete with GPS coordinates, something my work is known for.
Scott and I are both very proud of this work, and we had a great time working together to bring it to life. The book has been picked up by the History and Military Book Clubs and will also be available there for those who are members of either or both.
It can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/161121288X/?tag=civilwartalkc-20
As always, I appreciate your support of my work, and I hope that you enjoy it. Signed copies are available. Please contact me privately if that's of interest.