Description
This exceptional hardcover book captures the intricate details of a significant piece of history through a profound exploration of the Second Manassas Battlefield. Authored by Hans Konrad Van Tilburg, with a forward by James C. Bradford, it offers an in-depth study of a rare antique map originally created by John Hennessy. Each page unveils not just the geographical layout of the battlefield but also the stories that echo from its storied past.
The limited edition nature of this publication adds to its allure, making it a coveted item for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Gene Allen's contributions further enrich the narrative, providing readers with a comprehensive perspective on the map’s significance and its role in understanding the complexities of the Battle of Second Manassas.
With twice-signed copies, this book is more than just a reading experience; it becomes a treasured artifact, inviting its holders to delve deep into a pivotal moment in American history. Whether displayed on a shelf or cherished for its scholarly insight, it serves as a remarkable testament to the blend of art, cartography, and storytelling.
The limited edition nature of this publication adds to its allure, making it a coveted item for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Gene Allen's contributions further enrich the narrative, providing readers with a comprehensive perspective on the map’s significance and its role in understanding the complexities of the Battle of Second Manassas.
With twice-signed copies, this book is more than just a reading experience; it becomes a treasured artifact, inviting its holders to delve deep into a pivotal moment in American history. Whether displayed on a shelf or cherished for its scholarly insight, it serves as a remarkable testament to the blend of art, cartography, and storytelling.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
299 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 2010
Publisher
Generic