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" Excellent book, especially if anyone is interested in the history of Atlanta prior to, during, and immediately after the Civil War. Recommend "
- Jeff, 1/13/2014
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" better than his book on WW1 aviators. Still, there are better books on Sherman and Atlanta. "
- Tom, 12/28/2013
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" I learned a great deal about Atlanta and the famous march. "
- Teechbiz, 12/16/2013
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" Of the 100+ Civil War books I've read, this just might be the "end all"!! If you're a lover of accurate and passionate Civil War history, this is truly a must read. "
- Cissy, 9/26/2013
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" Definitely not a quick read, but the content and information contained in the book was well researched. Wortman provided an interesting look into the lives and landscape in and around Atlanta from pre-war to post-reconstruction through many first-hand accounts. Overall a good read. "
- Ashley, 6/5/2013
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" Not bad for nonfiction. "
- Gretchen, 10/6/2012
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" learned about how all peoples of Atlanta dealt with the effects of the Civil War before and after the end of it. "
- Joe, 12/10/2011
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" Learned lots about civil war "
- Belle, 11/6/2011
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" Detailed history about Gen. Sherman. "
- Misteeyed, 11/6/2011
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" Very informative! Andrew Jackson should Not be on anything, much less a $20 bill that we have to look at his face when ever we have to use a $20. What he did to the native indians is criminal, I'll never look at him the same. "
- Elaine, 10/17/2011
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" Good view of Atlanta history and explains much about the present "
- Tom, 7/15/2011
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" Wortman does a great job on the backstory as well as the actual siege and its sequel. Highly readable with outtakes from diaries and letters of those present. Offers insight into Sherman's victorious strategy against the Confederacy. "
- Rick, 5/31/2011
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" Good book and good information from local resource. "
- Rebecca, 4/27/2011
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" Fine history of the founding of Atlanta and the civilian experience. The battle components were not well described but, the aforementioned civilian storyline was a well appreciated addition to a subject area rife with military history. "
- Lewis, 4/17/2011
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" Learned lots about civil war
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- Belle, 4/3/2011
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" Fine history of the founding of Atlanta and the civilian experience. The battle components were not well described but, the aforementioned civilian storyline was a well appreciated addition to a subject area rife with military history.
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- Laura, 9/10/2010
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" Good view of Atlanta history and explains much about the present
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- Tom, 1/24/2010
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" learned about how all peoples of Atlanta dealt with the effects of the Civil War before and after the end of it.
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- Joe, 1/17/2010
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" I learned a great deal about Atlanta and the famous march.
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- Teechbiz, 1/4/2010
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" better than his book on WW1 aviators. Still, there are better books on Sherman and Atlanta.
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- Tom, 8/11/2009
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