Publisher's Synopsis
This book provides a detailed biography of Confederate General John B. Hood, from his early life in Kentucky to his distinguished military career in the Civil War. The book examines Hood's character, his relationship with his troops, and his strategic decisions during the war. It also provides insight into the experiences of Confederate soldiers during the conflict and the challenges they faced in an increasingly desperate situation.
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