Military Operations In Georgia During The War Between The States: Address Delivered Before The Confederate Survivors' Association In Augusta, Georgia, . Reunion On Memorial Day, April 26Th, 1893

On Memorial Day 1893, veterans in Augusta listened as their wartime marches, losses, and fragile victories were summoned back to life. Georgia remembers its own dead. In this solemn Confederate Memorial Day address, Charles Colcock Jones looks across the Civil War primary source material of his own memory and of the official record, tracing the major Georgia Civil War campaigns and the toll they took on soldiers and civilians alike. Delivered as a Confederate Survivors Association speech, it captures the atmosphere of Augusta Georgia Civil War remembrance while offering a vivid overview of operations that shaped the fate of the state. As a concise military operations in Georgia book from a contemporary Southern observer, this volume speaks directly to readers of American Civil War history and Confederate military history. Jones reflects on strategy, geography, command decisions and morale, setting battlefield movements against the devastated landscapes and communities they left behind. It stands as an important document in 19th century Southern history, preserving a Confederate view of campaigns fought on Georgian soil. Scholars and enthusiasts will value it as a grounded Civil War research reference; for Civil War collectors, it remains a Southern military history classic seen through a distinctly Georgian lens. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike.