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Pages
512
Publication Date
2010-04-20
ISBN
9780307276773

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0307276775
ISBN-13
9780307276773
eBay Product ID (ePID)
74869420

Product Key Features

Book Title
Vicksburg 1863
Number of Pages
512 Pages
Language
English
Topic
United States / 19th Century, United States / Civil War Period (1850-1877), Military / United States
Publication Year
2010
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
History
Author
Winston Groom
Book Series
Vintage Civil War Library
Format
Trade Paperback

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Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
15 oz
Item Length
8 in
Item Width
5.2 in

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Reviews
"WithVicksburg, 1863, [Groom] has fully arrived as a narrative historian, who proves again that facts skillfully woven can be more moving than the products of the busiest imagination . . . Groom's books is full of . . . authentically rendered excitement." Ernest B. Furgurson,The Washington Post "Groom's lively account has a frighteningly contemporary sheen . . . His mastery of plot and storytelling leaves him inordinately well-disposed to piece together the tangled mass of major battles and peashooter skirmishes . . . that made up the Vicksburg campaign." Eric Banks,Chicago Tribune "Groom brings the novelist's touch to history . . . Groom's version of the long campaign to capture Vicksburg . . . offers fresh insights on the human costs of the war and what it mean to the nation." Walter Putnam,Associated Press "With the publication ofVicksburg, 1863. . . Winston Groom attains the stratospheric narrative heights heretofore enjoyed by such popular-history masters as Bruce Catton, Shelby Foote and James M. McPherson. His pacing is so good, his attention to detail so riveting, and his flair for action writing so pitch-perfect that the reader is utterly absorbed and inexorably swept along . . . There have been many books about Vicksburg, but none better than this." --John Sledge,Mobile Press-Register "A galvanizing and harrowing account . . . Relying on southern sensibilities, historical scrupulousness and a novelist's feel for a good yarn, Winston Groom plunges into this cauldron with a presentation that gives full vent to the cost in human lives and the enormous stakes for both sides." Jonathan E. Lazarus,The Star-Ledger "Groom's command of the military facts, and his extraordinary mixture of vignettes big and small, brings this distant, chaotic, and shockingly violent episode to life." Philip Terzian,The Weekly Standard "[A] masterful telling of the pivotal Civil War siege and battle." Billy Heller,New York Post "Vicksburg here receives a narrative equal to its significance and popular interest . . . [Groom] grasps commanders' options, senses the sturdiness of their military characters, and dramatizes their choices in a way that awakens the inner armchair general in Civil War readers." Booklist (starred review) "Vivid Civil War storytelling in the tradition of Shelby Foote." Kirkus "Groom presents grand events from a human perspective, introducing a spectrum of colorful characters." Publishers Weekly "An exciting, balanced account of what may have been the most decisive campaign of the Civil War. Vicksburg demanded the most sustained efforts of the conflict from both land and naval forces. Though the denouement is now well known, the story unfolds here with a sense of drama and unpredictability, and no inevitable outcome. It is all there--bravery and cowardice, competence and folly, fear and endurance, all with the constant, imponderable undertow of dumb luck, good and bad." --Stephen Fox, author ofWolf of the Deep: Raphael Semmes and the Notorious Confederate Raider CSSAlabama "The author of the classicForrest Gumphas delivered another tour de force with hisVicksburg 1863.Beautifully written, Winston Groom places us in the minds and hearts of the citizens and soldiers who lived the battles and endured the hardships of war in the besieged city. This is a must read!" --Frank J. Williams, Chief Just, "A fantastic read. . . . A serious cut above previous works on the subject. ReadingVicksburg 1863is like spending a couple of evenings alone with Groom as he tells you a story dear to his heart. It is intimate, quirky, utterly fascinating and, ultimately, deeply personal. . . . Groom has established himself unquestionably as heir to the late Shelby Foote with this commanding, thoroughly entertaining narrative account." -Minneapolis Star-Tribune "Brilliantly described. . . . Rarely has the story of such a lengthy and complicated campaign been told with such clarity and grace. . . . Groom's book is full of such authentically rendered excitement. . . . He proves again that facts skillfully woven can be more moving than the products of the busiest imagination. . . . WithVicksburg, 1863, he has fully arrived as a narrative historian." -The Washington Post "Groom's mastery of plot and storytelling leaves him inordinately well-disposed to piece together the tangled mass of major battles and peashooter skirmishes . . . that made up the Vicksburg campaign. . . . "If Vicksburg seems like a very old story to tell, Groom's lively account has a frighteningly contemporary sheen." -The Chicago Tribune   "Unique. . . . Offers fresh insights on the human costs of the war and what it meant to the nation. . . . Groom brings the novelist's touch to history, personalizing characters . . . in an easily relatable way for the average reader." -The Associated Press "A masterful telling of the pivotal Civil War siege and battle." -New York Post   "Illuminating. . . . Groom can help any reader understand and appreciate that when North met South in combat the issues weren't one-dimensional and the outcome wasn't a foregone conclusion." -The Vicksburg Post   "A galvanizing and harrowing account. . . . Relying on southern sensibilities, historical scrupulousness and a novelist's feel for a good yarn, Groom plunges into this cauldron with a presentation that gives full vent to the cost in human lives and the enormous stakes for both sides." -The New Jersey Star-Ledger   "Groom's command of the military facts, and his extraordinary mixture of vignettes big and small, brings this distant, chaotic, and shockingly violent episode to life." -The Weekly Standard   "With [Vicksburg, 1863] Groom attains the stratospheric narrative heights heretofore enjoyed by such popular-history masters as Bruce Catton, Shelby Foote and James M. McPherson. His pacing is so good, his attention to detail so riveting, and his flair for action writing so pitch-perfect that the reader is utterly absorbed and inexorably swept along. . . . There have been many books about Vicksburg, but none better than this." -Mobile Press-Register(Alabama)   "Civil-war buffs will be most interested in Winston Groom's contribution to the contentious debate on whether General Joseph Johnston, the Confederate commander in the West, could and should have done more to relieve the defender of Vicksburg, General John Pemberton. Others will be struck more by the archaic nature of the Vicksburg campaign. The tactics of the besiegers and the sufferings of the besieged bring to mind medieval, or even Roman, times rather than mid-19th-century America." -The Economist   "Winston Groom bids fair to assume the mantle of the late Shelby Foote as a most eloquent and moving storyteller of the Civil War. His prose is unbeatable . . . while his pen portraits of individuals are crisp and incisive. The feel and smell and hardship of soldiers and
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Dewey Decimal
973.7/344
Synopsis
In this thrilling narrative history of the Civil War's most strategically important campaign, Winston Groom describes the bloody two-year grind that started when Ulysses S. Grant began taking a series of Confederate strongholds in 1861, climaxing with the siege of Vicksburg two years later. For Grant and the Union it was a crucial success that captured the Mississippi River, divided the South in half, and set the stage for eventual victory. Vicksburg, 1863 brings the battles and the protagonists of this struggle to life: we see Grant in all his grim determination, Sherman with his feistiness and talent for war, and Confederate leaders from Jefferson Davis to Joe Johnston to John Pemberton. It is an epic account by a masterful writer and historian.

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