Sherman's march an eyewitness history of the cruel campaign that helped end a crueler war

"General William Tecumseh Sherman is known as the man who said "war is hell" and who waged it so fiercely as to leave a permanent scar on the Southern psyche. But Civil War historian Richard Wheeler offers a new view of Sherman, as a man of compassion as well as conviction, a military leader who was ahead of his time in understanding that the destruction of supplies and property--the means to wage war--was as important as meeting and destroying enemy armies."@en
"General William Tecumseh Sherman has gone down in history as the man who said, "War is hell" and who waged it so fiercely as to leave a permanent scar on the Southern psyche. But the history books aren't always right. In Sherman's March, Civil War historian Richard Wheeler offers a new view of Sherman, as a man of compassion as well as conviction and as a military leader who was ahead of his time in understanding that the destruction of supplies and property--the means to wage war--was as important as meeting and destroying enemy armies."@en
"Civil War historian Richard Wheeler offers a new view of Sherman, as a man of compassion as well as conviction and as a military leader who was ahead of his time in understanding that the destruction of supplies and property--the means to wage war--was as important as meeting and destroying enemy armies."@en

"Sherman's march an eyewitness history of the cruel campaign that helped end a crueler war"@en
"Sherman's march"@en
"Sherman's march am eyewitness history of the cruel campaign that helped end a crueler war"@en