Volume 2 only. 1898. 641p. by G F R Henderson. 

This two-volume work, published in 1898, provides a detailed account of key military engagements during the American Civil War, particularly focusing on the campaigns around Richmond, Virginia. Volume II covers significant battles such as Gaines' Mill, the Seven Days Battles, and Chancellorsville, highlighting the strategic decisions and challenges faced by both Confederate and Union forces. The narrative emphasizes the complexities of leadership, the impact of terrain on military operations, and the interplay of courage and caution among commanders, particularly examining figures like General Jackson and General McClellan.