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As Jerry Ellis walked from Atlanta to Savannah--the trail so demolished by the Civil War--he examined the scars left by the war, and set out to answer questions about what it means to be Southern. For the legions of readers who enjoy books about the Civil War, Sherman, and the South, Marching Through Georgia is part travelogue, part American history, and part roadside philosophy.
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| $99.99 | Digital |
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Mike Schuster
reviewed Marching through Georgia on July 19, 2011
Marching through Georgia
Pretty amusing book that would appeal to people who like travel books, Civil War history and social history. Ellis hikes along the same route that Sherman's army marched in 1864. Along the way, he explains what happened in 1864 and meets many of the charming locals, who he interviews and gets their perception on the impact of Sherman's March. If you ever wondered why the South still thinks it didn't lose the Civil War, this book will help you answer the question.
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