New Official Military Atlas of The Civil War Book Exact Reproduction Of Original

Rare "New Military Atlas of The Civil War" Book, The Exact Reproduction of The Original! To accompany the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Published under the direction of the Hons, Redfield Proctor, Steven B. Elks and Daniel S. Lamont Secretaries of War Written by Major George B. Davis S. Army and Leslie Perry, Civilian Expert Board of Publication Compiled by Captain Calvin D. Cowles, 25th U.S. Infantry Introduction by Richard Sommers, Ph.D., Archivist-Historian, and U.S. Army Military History Institute. Includes 821 Maps, 106 Engravings, and 209 Drawings (including detailed uniform and flag Illustrations) almost all in full color! Compiled during the post-Civil War years from the best cartographic material created during the epic struggle, this atlas is INVALUABLE for anyone interested in the landscape over which was fought the greatest conflict in US History. Inside dust jacket is a full color facsimile of the battlefield of the map of Manassas, Virginia showing the troop positions and movements of both the Union and Confederate Armies at 6. August 29, 1862 Inside book hard cover is a map of The Battlefield of Bull Run. Approved by Redfield Proctor, Secretary of War, War Department, Washington, D.C. 1891.