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Product Identifiers
Publisher
University of Nebraska Press
ISBN-10
0803236263
ISBN-13
9780803236264
eBay Product ID (ePID)
99477461
Product Key Features
Book Title
Decision in the Heartland : the Civil War in the West
Number of Pages
202 Pages
Language
English
Topic
United States / State & Local / General, Military Science, United States / State & Local / South (Al, Ar, Fl, Ga, Ky, La, ms, Nc, SC, Tn, VA, WV), United States / Civil War Period (1850-1877)
Publication Year
2011
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Technology & Engineering, History
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
23.5 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2011-001183
Reviews
"Woodworth's account is accessible and fast-paced, and the maps and period photographs are both useful and interesting."Reference & Research Book News, "The Army of the Potomac, Steven Woodworth claims, 'faced futility,' but Union armies in the West were able to take advantage of more fruitful opportunities. 'The decision would come in the heartland.' This enjoyable, brief work pursues this theme stylishly, and presents accessible accounts of the western campaigns."-Brian Holden Reid, War in History, "The Army of the Potomac, Steven Woodworth claims, 'faced futility,' but Union armies in the West were able to take advantage of more fruitful opportunities. 'The decision would come in the heartland.' This enjoyable, brief work pursues this theme stylishly, and presents accessible accounts of the western campaigns."Brian Holden Reid,War in History, "Woodworth presents with precision and clarity a comprehensive overview of the war in the West. Penned with a unique level of intimacy and a highly focused perspective based on years of tenacious, painstaking, and thorough research and analysis, the book weaves a captivating narrative and is a delightfully good read."Journal of American History, "Woodworth's account is accessible and fast-paced, and the maps and period photographs are both useful and interesting." Reference & Research Book News, "Civil War historiography has been dominated by Eastern theater historians, generals and battles ever since the war ended. Fortunately, there has been a rethinking of such one sided bias in the past few decades. There is no more important historian in this revisionist movement than Steven E. Woodworth. . . . Woodworth should be thanked for focusing on such an important topic."-Timothy B. Smith, Civil War Times, "Woodworth presents with precision and clarity a comprehensive overview of the war in the West. Penned with a unique level of intimacy and a highly focused perspective based on years of tenacious, painstaking, and thorough research and analysis, the book weaves a captivating narrative and is a delightfully good read."-- Journal of American History "Woodworth does his usual excellent job of examining the conflicts among commanders and the politics of war that infiltrated the western theater much more so than the eastern. . . . [ Decision in the Heartland ] would be an excellent addition to syllabi in higher education classrooms, especially those in the East."--Michael B. Ballard, Journal of Southern History "The Army of the Potomac, Steven Woodworth claims, 'faced futility,' but Union armies in the West were able to take advantage of more fruitful opportunities. 'The decision would come in the heartland.' This enjoyable, brief work pursues this theme stylishly, and presents accessible accounts of the western campaigns."--Brian Holden Reid, War in History "Civil War historiography has been dominated by Eastern theater historians, generals and battles ever since the war ended. Fortunately, there has been a rethinking of such one sided bias in the past few decades. There is no more important historian in this revisionist movement than Steven E. Woodworth. . . . Woodworth should be thanked for focusing on such an important topic."--Timothy B. Smith, Civil War Times "Woodworth's account is accessible and fast-paced, and the maps and period photographs are both useful and interesting."-- Reference & Research Book News "Steven Woodworth has written an excellent, succinct, and well-reasoned analysis of the Civil War in the western theater and its decisive importance to overall Union victory."--Timothy Story, Army History, "Woodworth does his usual excellent job of examining the conflicts among commanders and the politics of war that infiltrated the western theater much more so than the eastern. . . . [ Decision in the Heartland ] would be an excellent addition to syllabi in higher education classrooms, especially those in the East."-Michael B. Ballard, Journal of Southern History, "The Army of the Potomac, Steven Woodworth claims, 'faced futility,' but Union armies in the West were able to take advantage of more fruitful opportunities. 'The decision would come in the heartland.' This enjoyable, brief work pursues this theme stylishly, and presents accessible accounts of the western campaigns."Brian Holden Reid, War in History, "Civil War historiography has been dominated by Eastern theater historians, generals and battles ever since the war ended. Fortunately, there has been a rethinking of such one sided bias in the past few decades. There is no more important historian in this revisionist movement than Steven E. Woodworth. . . . Woodworth should be thanked for focusing on such an important topic."Timothy B. Smith, Civil War Times, "Woodworth's account is accessible and fast-paced, and the maps and period photographs are both useful and interesting."- Reference & Research Book News, "Woodworth does his usual excellent job of examining the conflicts among commanders and the politics of war that infiltrated the western theater much more so than the eastern. . . . [ Decision in the Heartland would be an excellent addition to syllabi in higher education classrooms, especially those in the East."-Michael B. Ballard, Journal of Southern History, "Woodworth presents with precision and clarity a comprehensive overview of the war in the West. Penned with a unique level of intimacy and a highly focused perspective based on years of tenacious, painstaking, and thorough research and analysis, the book weaves a captivating narrative and is a delightfully good read."- Journal of American History, "Civil War historiography has been dominated by Eastern theater historians, generals and battles ever since the war ended. Fortunately, there has been a rethinking of such one sided bias in the past few decades. There is no more important historian in this revisionist movement than Steven E. Woodworth. . . . Woodworth should be thanked for focusing on such an important topic."Timothy B. Smith,Civil War Times, "Woodworth does his usual excellent job of examining the conflicts among commanders and the politics of war that infiltrated the western theater much more so than the eastern. . . . [Decision in the Heartland] would be an excellent addition to syllabi in higher education classrooms, especially those in the East."Michael B. Ballard,Journal of Southern History, "Woodworth does his usual excellent job of examining the conflicts among commanders and the politics of war that infiltrated the western theater much more so than the eastern. . . . [ Decision in the Heartland ] would be an excellent addition to syllabi in higher education classrooms, especially those in the East."Michael B. Ballard, Journal of Southern History, "Woodworth presents with precision and clarity a comprehensive overview of the war in the West. Penned with a unique level of intimacy and a highly focused perspective based on years of tenacious, painstaking, and thorough research and analysis, the book weaves a captivating narrative and is a delightfully good read." Journal of American History, "Steven Woodworth has written an excellent, succinct, and well-reasoned analysis of the Civil War in the western theater and its decisive importance to overall Union victory."--Timothy Story, Army History
Dewey Edition
22
Dewey Decimal
973.7/301
Table Of Content
Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter One: Forts Henry and Donelson Chapter Two: The Confederacy Strikes Back Chapter Three: The Presidents Take a Hand Chapter Four: From Deadlock to Decision Chapter Five: From Tullahoma to Missionary Ridge Chapter Six: Winter Interlude, 1864 Chapter Seven: The Atlanta Campaign Chapter Eight: To Durham Station Notes Bibliographical Essay Index
Synopsis
The verdict is in: the Civil War was won in the West, that is, in the nation's heartland, between the Appalachian Mountains and the Mississippi River. Contrary to much popular literature, serious scholars have determined in one careful study after another the pivotal importance of what was, at the time of the Civil War, the western United States. In this fast-paced overview, Steven E. Woodworth presents his case for the decisiveness of that theater. Overwhelming evidence now indicates that western campaigns cost the Confederacy vast territories, the manufacturing center of Nashville, the financial center of New Orleans, communications hubs such as Corinth, Chattanooga, and Atlanta, along with the agricultural produce of the breadbasket of the Confederacy. They sapped the morale of Confederates and buoyed the spirits of Unionists, ultimately sealing the Northern electorate's decision to return Lincoln to the presidency for a second term and to see the war through to final victory. Detailing the "western" clashes (Fort Donelson, Shiloh, Chattanooga, and Atlanta) that proved so significant, Woodworth contends that it was there alone that the Civil War could be--and was--decided., The verdict is in: the Civil War was won in the West, that is, in the US's heartland. Contrary to much popular literature, serious scholars have determined in one careful study after another the pivotal importance of what was, at the time of the Civil War, the western United States. In this fast-paced overview, Steven E. Woodworth presents his case for the decisiveness of that theatre.
LC Classification Number
E470.4.W65 2011
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