A Soldier's Recollections of the Civil War (Classic Reprint)

A soldier’s firsthand recollections illuminate the Civil War—from field battles to everyday life at camp and on the march.

This memoir offers vivid scenes from a battery and its crew, including daring charges, close-quarters combat, and moments of humor amid hardship. The prose keeps you close to the action while reflecting on duty, risk, and the pull of home.

This edition presents a seasoned, candid voice that moves through sieges, marches, and engagements across Tennessee, Mississippi, and Georgia. It follows a soldier’s path from early battles to the Atlanta campaign, sharing personal reflections and frontline detail that bring the era to life without speculation or flourish.

• Experience the rhythm of Civil War fighting, from artillery duels to a driver’s perspective in the heat of battle.
• Read about camp life, logistics, and the toll of long marches, with touches of humor and camaraderie.
• See how commanders, scouts, and regular soldiers framed the war’s turning points through one enlisted voice.
• Feel the texture of the era—the weather, terrain, and daily challenges that shaped every campaign.

Ideal for readers of Civil War memoirs who want a grounded, first-person account from the trenches to the march.