Scott Bowden, Robert E. Lee at War, Hope Arises from Despair Civil War Militar

  
Scott Bowden, Lee at War; Hope Arises from Despair (Grapevine, TX: Legion of Honor Publishing, 2017). Hardcover with slipcase; 1st ptg. 9" x12" art book; leather boards; gilt spine lettering, front and back decorations, and page edges; bound-in book ribbon, 320 pp. 29 color maps; large foldout map; 5 appendices; annotated endnote and index, numerous b/w ills; decorated end papers; two 8.5" x 10.5" color photographs of Lee laid in In this first volume produced by the Legion of Honor Publishing, military historian Scott Bowden provides a definitive and insightful analysis of Robert E.

Lee's leadership during the epic Seven Days Campaign and the philosophy that inspired Lee's military genius. Part I, the first nine chapters. Cover the 1862 Seven Days Campaign that saved Richmond. Part II, the final three chapters, explain the underpinnings of Lee's military philosophy and its execution on the battlefield.

Bowden's storytelling ability in conjunction with his original analysis supported by myriad eyewitness quotes has resulted in an extraordinary volume. Small gouge at bottom of front and larger gouge at top of back of slipcase; faint scratch on front of slipcase; book is pristine. NOTE: Photo discoloration is the result of camera light. Any significant overage will be reimbursed.