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Through contemporary reports on the war from The Times correspondents in both England and the United States, linked by a continuous narrative providing background and context, Ian Beckett examines the events of the conflict and examines Britain's role in aiding and finally abandoning the Confederacy during the course of the war.
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reviewed The American Civil War on April 22, 2014
The American Civil War
I read Einsohn once or twice a year. She covers so much, so well, that it's always a helpful refresher. In discussing editorial issues she goes beyond issuing decrees. She compares approaches from different style guides, and quotes contending arguments for a larger problem-solving view. In fact, I have to suspect that her intelligent middle path between dogmatic legalism and unprincipled permissiveness is indeed the key to world peace.
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