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From Winchester to Cedar Creek
註釋The summer of 1864, the fourth in a long conflict, brought little promise of resolution in this War Between the States. A crippled South resolutely continued to resist in spite of defeats at Gettysburg, Vicksburg and Chattanooga. In the t summer the focus again turned to the Strategic Shenandoah Valley where the vital food supplies of the Confederacyt were situated. Jeffry D. Wert's book is a uniquely complete and fully-documented account of the campaign.