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The American Civil War Source Book
The American Civil War Source Book
Author: Philip R. N. Katcher
Condition: New
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The American Civil War Source Book by Philip R. N. Katcher is a concise, data‑driven reference that synthesizes the key events, military organization and campaigns of the U.S. Civil War (1861–1865). Framed as a factual compendium, it presents overview material on Union and Confederate forces, theaters of conflict across the United States and nineteenth‑century warfare, making it a practical quick‑reference for historians, researchers and enthusiasts seeking organized summaries and verifiable details rather than interpretive narrative.
Published by Arms and Armour Press (London) (ISBN 9781854091048), the work is positioned as a source book and military‑history reference and is described as illustrated (publisher/series implication; specific counts of maps or photographs are not verifiable from available descriptions). Compiled by Philip R. N. Katcher, it is suitable for reference collections, Civil War researchers and readers wanting a compact, factual guide to campaigns, organization and core data from the conflict.
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Keywords, content and topics in this Book
Title: The American Civil War Source Book
Author: Philip R. N. Katcher
Publisher: Arms and Armour Press (London)
ISBN-13: 9781854091048
Type of book
Reference work
Historical reference
Military history reference
Source book (data and factual compendium)
War and period covered
American Civil War
U.S. Civil War, 1861–1865
19th‑century warfare
Theaters / geographic focus
United States (Civil War theaters in general; specific named theaters are not verifiable from available data)
Main nations / belligerents
Union (United States)
Confederate States
Content focus (verifiable/general)
Overview of American Civil War events and data
Military organization and conflict background (implied by “source book” treatment of the war)
Civil War campaigns and battles (in summary / reference form)
Likely structure / use (cataloging‑relevant, but non‑speculative)
Reference for researchers and enthusiasts of the American Civil War
Fact‑finding and quick reference on Civil War topics
Visual / illustrative content
Illustrated (the publisher and series imply illustrations, but specific counts or types such as maps or photos are not verifiable from the available descriptions)
Audience and use‑case
Military history readers
American Civil War researchers
General history reference collections
Additional descriptive keywords (only where clearly supported)
American Civil War – reference works
Military history – United States – 19th century
Civil War studies – data and sources
Book Condition: New
Book Condition: New
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