Publisher's Synopsis
Published in 1904, this book is a speech by Capt. Thos Speed comparing the strengths of Union and Confederate forces in the Civil War. The book provides extensive information about the war's military history and strategy, and its relevance is still felt today when analyzing the conflict and its outcomes. Civil War enthusiasts and historians will find this book a valuable resource.
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