About the book
William Tecumseh Sherman, the Union general hailed as a Union hero and despised in the South for burning Columbia and for his March to the Sea, gives a frank account of his Civil War service and judges the generalship of others in every theater. The memoirs are considered among the most important postwar writings by a general from either side.
Ryan Holiday came to admire Sherman so much after reading an earlier book on him that he read two more books about the general, these memoirs among them.
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Ryan Holiday (Founder/Brass Check)
I went so deep into Civil War in 2012 that I lost track of all the books. I started this last year when I read Sherman by B.H Liddell Hart (and recommended as a favorite). I came to admire Sherman so deeply that I read two more books about him. I came to admire Sherman so deeply that I read two more books about him: Sherman’s Memoirs and a big old book from 1933 Sherman: Fighting Prophet.
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