Address of Brig.-Gen. E. W. Gantt, C. S. A: First Published October 7, 1863 at Little Rock, Arkansas (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Edward W. Gantt

 
9781331703099: Address of Brig.-Gen. E. W. Gantt, C. S. A: First Published October 7, 1863 at Little Rock, Arkansas (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

A candid, pointed address on leadership, war, and what it costs a nation.

This Confederate-era speech examines power, corruption, and the suffering of Arkansas as the Civil War unfolds. It blends political critique with a call for peace, offering a stark portrait of the era’s choices and consequences.

This edition presents a historical voice that questions command decisions, military policy, and the fate of a divided people. It reads like a pointed political pamphlet from the midst of a nation at war, focused on accountability and what outcomes a long struggle can bring.
  • A firsthand perspective on late‑Civil War Arkansas politics and military authority
  • Analysis of leadership decisions, alliances, and the human cost of conflict
  • Discussion of calls for surrender, peace, and the potential future of the South
  • Rhetorical strands that probe loyalty, duty, and the fate of a divided nation
Ideal for readers of Civil War history, political rhetoric from wartime, and Arkansas history looking for a sharp, reflective voice from the era.

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