Did the Confederacy give itself no chance to win the American Civil War? A modern analyst of strategic military plans argues the reasons why the Lost Cause was not lost but thrown away by a South not prepared to win the war it wanted. Out of a story gaudy and baffling, a former plans analyst and combat veteran argues why the Confederacy's inflexible military and political strategies as well as its refusal to use Black troops to refill battle-depleted ranks doomed the Southern rebellion. And why a desperate South in 1864 chose as its last champion a hot-blooded young commander, General John Bell Hood, who destroyed his own army in frantic battles and wrecked the Confederacy's last hope for victory.
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