, the best history of the 1863-64 military maneuvers in Upper East Tennessee post-Knoxville 'siege', ever get reprinted. Before now, just finding a copy of this heavily illustrated oversize paperback was practically impossible. If you're interested in the subject, have a go at it. It's worth it.
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Saturday, May 11, 2013
Campaign to Nowhere reprint
I never thought I would see David Smith's Campaign to Nowhere, the best history of the 1863-64 military maneuvers in Upper East Tennessee post-Knoxville 'siege', ever get reprinted. Before now, just finding a copy of this heavily illustrated oversize paperback was practically impossible. If you're interested in the subject, have a go at it. It's worth it.
, the best history of the 1863-64 military maneuvers in Upper East Tennessee post-Knoxville 'siege', ever get reprinted. Before now, just finding a copy of this heavily illustrated oversize paperback was practically impossible. If you're interested in the subject, have a go at it. It's worth it.
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