A Reply to the Hon. Reverdy Johnson's Attack on the Administration in the Case of Fitz John Porter - Softcover
Synopsis
This book analyzes the court-martial of Major General Fitz John Porter, who was accused of disobeying orders during the Second Battle of Bull Run. Following a lengthy trial, he was found guilty and dismissed from the army. Amidst heated debate regarding Porter's guilt or innocence, the author delves into the evidence, debunking the notion that the verdict was biased or unjust. The book argues that Porter's actions were a clear violation of his duty and that the charges against him were substantiated by compelling evidence. It examines the political and military context of the case, shedding light on the significance of Porter's actions and the consequences they had for the Union army.
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