Second Printing of the 2006 first edition, SIGNED and dated by one co-author at the top of the first page, the half title page: "To Connie (Ronnie? Donnie?), Hope you enjoy the book. Eric A. Jacobson 5-19-06" and SIGNED by both authors on the title page, a gently-read, slightly edge soiled trade softcover, with a few neat dog-ears on the top corners of the pages, also the cover and first few pages open very easily due to being bent back when the book was signed, but the spine and everything are intact and firm, from O'More Publishing. By Eric A. Jacobson and co-author Richard A. Rupp. ISBN 0-9717444-6-7. From an Amazon reader review: "Eric A. Jacobson has produced a magnificent addition to Civil War histories. This book is extremely well researched and also beautifully written. It will satisfy everyone from the hard-core historian to the layman looking for a tragic, true story. The genesis for Hood's 1864 Tennessee Campaign, the lost opportunity at Spring Hill and the bloody assault at Franklin are all covered. Maps and pictures illuminate the strategies and the action for the reader. The presentation is very balanced from the perspectives of both Federals and Confederates. I have a personal library comprised of numerous books on many Civil War campaigns and battles, and this book ranks among the very best."
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Paperback. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less. Seller Inventory # G0971744467I3N00