1866. 742p. by R L Dabney

The book chronicles the life of Lieutenant-General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, detailing his early years, military career, and personal character. It explores his upbringing, education at West Point, and the challenges he faced as a professor, highlighting his dedication to duty and scholarship despite student discontent. The narrative also delves into his military campaigns, showcasing his strategic brilliance and original thinking, while emphasizing his modesty, politeness, and commitment to moral principles throughout his life.