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To the North Anna River: Grant and Lee, May 13–25, 1864 by Gordon C. Rhea. This detailed Civil War campaign history follows the Union and Confederate armies from the aftermath of Spotsylvania toward their confrontation along Virginia’s North Anna River.
Rhea examines the commanders’ decisions, troop movements, and fighting during this critical phase of the 1864 Overland Campaign, offering an engaging study for Civil War readers, military history enthusiasts, and collectors of Grant and Lee material.
Published by Louisiana State University Press, Baton Rouge, 2000. First edition, first printing, with “First printing” stated and a complete number line ending in 1. Black cloth hardcover with illustrated dust jacket, retaining its original $34.95 flap price. Includes maps, illustrations, bibliographical references, and index. ISBN 0807125350.
Very Good overall condition. Boards show light rubbing and a few small surface marks. Dust jacket has light shelf wear, minor edge creasing, and scattered surface scratches. Page edges show minor marks and a small area of creasing near the lower fore-edge. Binding appears sound, and the photographed interior pages appear clean. Please review photographs for condition details.
Book only; Grant and Lee figures are photography props and are not included.
SKU D-11
2000 To the North Anna River Gordon Rhea First Edition Civil War Grant Lee HC DJ
$35.00
Rhea examines the commanders’ decisions, troop movements, and fighting during this critical phase of the 1864 Overland Campaign, offering an engaging study for Civil War readers, military history enthusiasts, and collectors of Grant and Lee material.
Published by Louisiana State University Press, Baton Rouge, 2000. First edition, first printing, with “First printing” stated and a complete number line ending in 1. Black cloth hardcover with illustrated dust jacket, retaining its original $34.95 flap price. Includes maps, illustrations, bibliographical references, and index. ISBN 0807125350.
Very Good overall condition. Boards show light rubbing and a few small surface marks. Dust jacket has light shelf wear, minor edge creasing, and scattered surface scratches. Page edges show minor marks and a small area of creasing near the lower fore-edge. Binding appears sound, and the photographed interior pages appear clean. Please review photographs for condition details.
Book only; Grant and Lee figures are photography props and are not included.
SKU D-11