1907. 634p. by E P Alexander

"Military Memoirs of a Confederate" by E.P. Alexander provides a critical narrative of the Civil War from the perspective of a Confederate brigadier-general and chief of artillery. The book delves into various battles, strategies, and the dynamics of military leadership, emphasizing the importance of detailed accounts for understanding historical events. Alexander aims to analyze the campaigns impartially, highlighting both successes and failures, while offering insights valuable to military students and historians alike.