The Civil War

"The Civil War" by James I. Robertson, Jr., is a mid-20th-century historical exploration that examines the United States' defining conflict, providing an overview of its deep-rooted causes, key military battles, and the extensive consequences for the opposing sides. It sheds light on the various factors that led to the war, like disputes over slavery, the economy, and the balance of power between states. This text aims to support history students by going into great detail about the most important battles, commanders, and how the war changed America as a whole.