Publisher's Synopsis
Step back in time to the turbulent days of the Civil War with this fascinating memoir from the pen of Joseph W. Wilshire. As an eyewitness to one of the war's most dramatic campaigns, Wilshire offers readers a vivid and compelling account of the Union army's ill-fated assault on Knoxville, Tennessee, in the winter of 1863. With its detailed descriptions of battle scenes, camp life, and the daily struggles of soldiers on both sides, A Reminiscence of Burnside's Knoxville Campaign is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the Civil War.
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