IN B/W & COLOR. - "SO EAGER WERE WE ALL..." BY LEWIS HERBERT METCALF, PRIVATE, 11th NEW YORK INFANTRY, A BOY WHO FOUGHT AT BULL RUN TELLS OF PRE-BATTLE EXCITEMENT AND BEWILDERMENT ON THE FIELD. - SHERMAN: MODERN WARRIER BY CAPT. B.H. LIDDELL HART MORE THAN ANY OTHER CIVIL WAR GENERAL SAYS A DISTINGUISHED BRITISH CRITIC, HE GRASPED THE POSSIBILITI ES AND REQUIREMENTS OF WARFARE IN THE MODERN AGE. - THE HIT-AND-RUN RAID BY CHARLES MORROW WILSON, ST. ALBANS WAS AS DROWSY A VERMONT TOWN AS ANY THERE WAS-- UNTIL THE CONFEDERATE ARMY'S ENTHUSIASTIC BUT INCOMPETENT BANK ROBBERS PUT ON A WILD HALF-HOUR OF EXTRAVAGANT MELODRAMA. - PRISON CAMPS OF THE CIVIL WAR BY BRUCE CATTON, ANDERSONVILLE WAS MERELY THE WORST OF A BAD LOT; NORTH AND SOUTH ALIKE, THEY WERE MORE LETHAL THAN SHOT AND SHELL. ; 4to ; 64 pages