Detailed battlefield records and official reports illuminate the Richmond Campaign of 1864
This nonfiction edition compiles official reports and narrative summaries of artillery actions during the mid-1864 campaign, including operations around Deep Bottom, Petersburg, and the James River. It presents day-by-day movements, battery placements, and command decisions that shaped the siege.
- Access first-hand accounts from artillery brigades and their commanders, with dates and locations that track changes in position and strategy.
- Learn how batteries were moved, fortified, and coordinated with infantry across key engagements.
- Explore casualty notes, reports, and the flow of orders that guided operations over weeks of fighting.
- Gain context on how the campaign influenced broader military actions in the region.
Ideal for readers of Civil War military history seeking primary-source detail and a clear view of tactical steps during a pivotal campaign.