"Ball's Bluff: An Episode and Its Consequences to Some of Us" by Charles Lawrence Peirson is a compelling story about the Battle of Ball's Bluff during the Civil War, told by a member of the Twentieth Massachusetts Regiment. It shows the struggles of inexperienced Union soldiers because of bad planning, resulting in a major loss. The book recounts the confusion, bravery, and tragic deaths during the battle as narrated by Peirson. He shares his experience of being captured, merging personal stories with military insights to explore the difficulties and sacrifices faced by soldiers in a war-torn America.
Ball's Bluff: An Episode and Its Consequences to Some of Us
By Charles Lawrence Peirson
In a disastrous Civil War battle, a soldier recounts the chaos, courage, and personal consequences of a poorly planned military operation.
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