United States Civil War - Individual Battles & Campaigns, Tennessee - State & Local History

Civil War in Tennessee

Name: Civil War in Tennessee
Author: Steve Cottrell
ISBN: 9781565548244

by Steve Cottrell, Andy Thomas

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Overview

Beginning with Shiloh, Lookout Mountain, Chickamauga, and Stones River and ending with the terrible carnage that was Franklin, this descriptive history revisits the battles that occurred in the Volunteer State during the Civil War.

Tennessee soldiers, called "Butternuts" because of the tan color of their uniforms during the War Between the States, fought for their beliefs and were witness to tremendous violence and bloodshed. Without their patriotic efforts, the country would be much different from what it is today.

About the Author, Steve Cottrell

Steve Cottrell is a resident of Carthage, Missouri, and a descendant of a cavalry member who served during the Civil War. He has participated in several battle reenactments, including the Academy Award-winning motion picture, Glory . Cottrell is co-author of Civil War in the Ozarks (pb) and author of Civil War in the Indian Territory (pb) and Civil War in Texas and New Mexico Territory, all published by Pelican.

Andy Thomas, also a resident of Carthage, Missouri, illustrated Civil War in the Indian Territory and Civil War in Texas and New Mexico Territory . Maze Creek Studio in Carthage showcases his artwork.