Chester G. Hearn
Naval Battles of the Civil War, written by acclaimed Civil War historian William C. Davis, focuses on the maritime battles fought between the Confederate Rebels and the Union forces in waters off the eastern seaboard and the great rivers of the United States during the Civil War. Since very few books have been written on this subject, this volume provides a fascinating and vital portrayal of the one of the most important conflicts in United States history. Naval Battles of the Civil War is lavishly illustrated with rare contemporary photographs, detailed artworks, and explanatory maps, and the text is a wonderful blend of technical reformation, fast-flowing narrative and informed commentary.
American History,American Civil War
Naval Battles of the Civil War (Rebels & Yankees)