An Address Delivered at the Unveiling of the Henry County Confederate Monument (Classic Reprint): Paris, Tennessee, Saturday, October 13, 1900: Paris, ... Saturday, October 13, 1900 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Aggressive valor, quiet courage, and a nation’s memory come to life in this moving soldier’s record. A compassionate, detailed chronicle salutes the men of Tennessee regiments who fought and died in the Civil War, honoring their sacrifices while recounting battles, leadership, and the human cost of war.

This edition gathers the names, deeds, and personal stories of regiments such as the 5th Tennessee and the 46th Tennessee, weaving together battlefield action with the tenderness of home and family. It illuminates how communities remembered their fallen and how a monument could symbolize lasting memory.

• Learn about pivotal battles and the units that faced them, from Perryville to Franklin.


• Meet compelling figures, leaders, and color bearers whose actions defined their regiments.


• Explore how communities honored their soldiers and the women who supported them.


• See how memorials and celebrated lines helped shape Civil War memory in Tennessee.

Ideal for readers of Civil War history, Tennessee history, and personal military biographies seeking context, reverence, and a clearer view of a crucial chapter in American memory.

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