Few Kentuckians realize thawt more than 100,000 of their ancestors were called upon or volunteered to fight for their beliefs in the Civil War. Availalbe figures indicate that more than 20,000 of those combatants never returned home or, if they did, it was to their local cemetery for a final farewell. This
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Hardcover. 4to. Blue cloth with gilt lettering, pictorial dust jacket. 160pp. Frontispiece, extensive illustrations (most color), maps, foldout map. Near fine/near fine. A tight and handsome first edition of this collection of brief articles by a "Who's Who" of Kentucky and Civil War historians -- prime among them noted historian James C. Klotter, who contributes two chapters -- and who boldly signs the title page of this copy, adding "All best wishes." A lovely copy. Artikel-Nr. 34509
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