"Four Months in Libby and the Campaign Against Atlanta" by I. N. Johnston is a captivating, first-person narrative from a captain in the Sixth Kentucky Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. The story plunges into the brutal world of Libby Prison, detailing the grim realities of captivity and one man's courageous escape. It follows the author's journey through the perils of war, his imprisonment, and his relentless fight during the campaign against Atlanta, highlighting themes of bravery, camaraderie, and the unyielding spirit needed to survive the Civil War. The author sets the stage with personal insights into the life of a soldier, motivated by patriotism and duty amidst battles, captivity, and daring escapes. Johnston’s account seeks to evoke a sense of empathy, painting a vivid picture of his motivations, military life, and the historical significance of the sacrifices made during this tumultuous period.
Four Months in Libby and the Campaign Against Atlanta
By I. N. (Isaac N.) Johnston
One soldier’s harrowing account reveals the grim realities of Civil War imprisonment, a daring escape, and the fiery fight during the campaign against Atlanta.
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