For Cause and Comrades
Why Men Fought in the Civil War
Motivatie
Combat
Amerikaanse burgeroorlog
Army
Confederate States of America. Army
Confederate States of America
United States. Army
War
Soldiers
Personal narratives
Psychological aspects
New York Times reviewed
Psychology
United States
Biography
History
Drawing on letters written by over 1000 soldiers, both Union and Confederate, during the American Civil War, this book recreates the war and its battles. It finds the men to be idealistic about the cause for which they fought, regardless of the obstacles and deprivations that they faced.
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