RICHMOND HOWITZERS IN THE WAR. FOUR YEARS CAMPAIGNING WITH THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA
Richmond, Virginia: 1891. 155 pp. Hardcover in later library buckram binding. original binding. First edition, interior is tight, some pages tape repaired, bound, originally issued in wraps.
Frederick Daniel's Richmond Howitzers in the War is described in the Nevins bibliography as "a strictly military history of one of the Confederacy's most famous batteries; a few personal insights appear amid the flood of facts." The other Civil War references agree that this account is a largely factual narrative, by a member of the First Company, spanning the breadth of the War in its most important theater.
(Nevins I, 78. ITC 33. Coulter 111. Howes D52, Dornbusch IV 7694).
SCARCE. Ex-Lib with various markings. Item #100687
Price: $375.00