A STILLNESS AT APPOMATTOX by Bruce Catton Cardinal Giant Pocket Books Paperback

Description: For your Consideration All items are sold AS IS. Pre-Owned items have been used to varying degrees & will have signs of this use. Please ask questions and review all pictures before bidding. The pictures are part of the description.If you are in doubt that the item is as described please Do Not Bid On It. A Stillness At Appomattox by Bruce Catton6 and 1/2 inch by 4 and 1/4 inch paperback book of 493 numbered pages. Cover has foxing especially on the back, slight wear, crease on lower front cover. Pages are toned, there is cracking at the hinge glue in the first few pages. There is a light cedar scent from long storage. This final volume of The Army of the Potomac trilogy relates the final year of the Civil War. Opening at a ball where soldiers and their ladies danced in a makeshift, large pine-scented hall, arrayed with flags and chandeliers. (There are pencil illustrations of this ball on the Library of Congress website). It was the Washington's Birthday Ball of Feb. 22, 1864. Its soldierly participants had no idea their war would drag on for another yearShippingThis item will be shipped for a flat charge of $5.00 by USPS Media Mail to any United States Destination. International Bidders will be charged under eBay's International Shipping Program and will be charged when they complete the check-out process. Thanks for your interest!“Robert E. Lee is America's great tragic hero, in the classical use of the term, doomed by a fatal flaw in one of his cardinal virtues, loyalty. He was a marvelously gifted soldier and an ardently devoted patriot, yet he defended the most unacceptable of American causes, secession and slavery, and he suffered the most un-American of experiences, defeat.” ― Charles P. Roland

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Location: Milner, Georgia

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