NF Book on Bentonville

[Chattahooch33]

Everywhere I turn in my reading and research I run into the Battle of Bentonville. I know nothing about it. Can someone recommend a book?
I'd like one with maximum details, down to the regimental level.

 

[Jamieva]

Calamity in carolina

 

[Chattahooch33]

Calamity in carolina

At 168 pages that won't have near the detail I'd like.

 

[Legion Para]

 

[Legion Para]

 

[Legion Para]

 

[AUG]

I've read "Bentonville: The Final Battle of Sherman & Johnston" by Hughes and would recommend it as a pretty detailed overview of the battle. I have heard, however, that Bradley's book is much more detailed with better maps, though I haven't read it yet.

 

[Barnesville Blues]

I have a copy of "The Battle of Bentonville: Last Stand in the Carolina's" by Mark L. Bradley mentioned above by Legion Para...its very good. Although It doesn't go down to the regimental level of all brigades...it didn't on the Brigade I was researching anyway.

 

[Chattahooch33]

Thanks everyone. I ordered the Bradley on as it was at about 600 pages and was the most out of the choices.

 

[J. Horace]

Ran across these pages written by Cpt. James Power Smith's son who was a Presbyterian minister in Smithfield, NC, during the 1940's. He made an extensive study of Bentonville and wrote several articles about it.

Here are some pages on "Some Common Errors About Bentonville:"

 

[Blessmag]

You do realize there is a Trans-Miss Bentonville. Can you say Pea Ridge