book, I would be well pleased to learn that Shea went with them].The working title I've run across on the net is Fields of Blood: The Prairie Grove Campaign but I have no official confirmation of it.
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Friday, October 26, 2007
William Shea & Prairie Grove
Like many other Civil War in the Ozarks devotees, I've been waiting impatiently for the publication of William Shea's Prairie Grove project. I don't know which press will be publishing it, but as far as I can tell, the book is still scheduled for a release sometime in 2008 [I hope to see some mention of it in an upcoming Spring/Summer university press catalog; if UNC would do as wonderful a job with PG as they did with his earlier Pea Ridgebook, I would be well pleased to learn that Shea went with them].
The working title I've run across on the net is Fields of Blood: The Prairie Grove Campaign but I have no official confirmation of it.
book, I would be well pleased to learn that Shea went with them].The working title I've run across on the net is Fields of Blood: The Prairie Grove Campaign but I have no official confirmation of it.
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Hello Drew
ReplyDeleteLike you, I'm anxiously awaiting Prarie Grove. The Pea Ridge book is one of my favorites.
Speaking of newer books? Did you receive a review copy of the new Wade Hampton or Robert Rodes biographies?
Regards
Don
No. Although it might be interesting to see what Collins does with a biography, I don't have any plans for reading either of those.
ReplyDeleteOne that I am really looking forward to is Ecelbarger's Winchester/Front Royal study. I think that was supposed to be a 2007 book as well, but so far no word from U. of Okla. Press.