The Number and Rosters of the Two Armies in the Civil War, by Gen. Gates P. Thruston of Nashiville, Tenn

In "The Number and Rosters of the Two Armies in the Civil War," General Gates P. Thruston provides a detailed examination of the troop strengths and organizational structures of both the Union and Confederate armies during the American Civil War. This concise work, originally published in 1911, offers valuable insights into the numerical composition of the forces that clashed in this pivotal conflict. Thruston's analysis sheds light on the challenges faced by both sides in mobilizing and maintaining their armies, providing a clearer understanding of the war's dynamics. This historical document remains a key resource for researchers and enthusiasts seeking accurate data and informed perspectives on the military aspects of the Civil War.

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