ACW Research
General Histories & Miscellaneous
These books can help anyone wishing to do serious research on the ACW.
| Richard
A. Sauers |
New
3/17/03 This is an interesting
little book designed to quickly jumpstart your Civil War research. Many
contact numbers and addresses of important research facilities such
as the National Archives are given. In addition, the book guides anyone
wanting to publish a book and shows you how to make the proper notes
required. I highly recommend this one. 160 pp. |
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| Alan
C. and Barbara A. Aimone |
New
3/17/03 This book, written by
a husband and wife team, helps the novice and pro alike sort through
the mountain of information found in the Official Records. This is an
indispensable guide to the scenario designer and book writer alike.
125 pp. |
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| Philip
Katcher |
New
3/17/03 This is one of the Osprey
"Men-At-Arms" Series. It covers the Union troops throughout
the Civil War. As is usual in the series, color plates are shown giving
details of what soldiers dressed like. 48 pp., numerous color plates
and illustrations |
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| Stewart Sifakis |
New
6/23/04 The Sifakis books are
the Confederate equivalent to Dyer's Compendium. These books attempt
to provide information on every Confederate unit ever created, including
info such as muster in date, battles fought, organizations to which
each regiment belonged, muster out, and finally a brief bibliography
for each unit if other books exist. This copy covers the State of Mississippi.
Anyone looking to do serious research should definitely get this collection.
154 pp. |
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Compendium of the Confederate Armies: Louisiana |
Stewart Sifakis |
New
6/23/04 The Sifakis books are
the Confederate equivalent to Dyer's Compendium. These books attempt
to provide information on every Confederate unit ever created, including
info such as muster in date, battles fought, organizations to which
each regiment belonged, muster out, and finally a brief bibliography
for each unit if other books exist. This copy covers the State of Louisiana.
Anyone looking to do serious research should definitely get this collection.
154 pp. |
New
2/24/05 The Sifakis books are
the Confederate equivalent to Dyer's Compendium. These books attempt
to provide information on every Confederate unit ever created, including
info such as muster in date, battles fought, organizations to which
each regiment belonged, muster out, and finally a brief bibliography
for each unit if other books exist. This copy covers the State of Virginia.
Anyone looking to do serious research should definitely get this collection.
287 pp. |
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New
2/24/05 The
Sifakis books are the Confederate equivalent to Dyer's Compendium. These
books attempt to provide information on every Confederate unit ever
created, including info such as muster in date, battles fought, organizations
to which each regiment belonged, muster out, and finally a brief bibliography
for each unit if other books exist. This copy covers the State of North
Carolina. Anyone looking to do serious research should definitely get
this collection. 187 pp. |
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New
2/24/05 The
Sifakis books are the Confederate equivalent to Dyer's Compendium. These
books attempt to provide information on every Confederate unit ever
created, including info such as muster in date, battles fought, organizations
to which each regiment belonged, muster out, and finally a brief bibliography
for each unit if other books exist. This copy covers the State of Tennessee.
Anyone looking to do serious research should definitely get this collection.
197 pp. |
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New
2/24/05 The
Sifakis books are the Confederate equivalent to Dyer's Compendium. These
books attempt to provide information on every Confederate unit ever
created, including info such as muster in date, battles fought, organizations
to which each regiment belonged, muster out, and finally a brief bibliography
for each unit if other books exist. This copy covers the States of Florida
and Arkansas. Anyone looking to do serious research should definitely
get this collection. 143 pp. |
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New
2/24/05 The
Sifakis books are the Confederate equivalent to Dyer's Compendium. These
books attempt to provide information on every Confederate unit ever
created, including info such as muster in date, battles fought, organizations
to which each regiment belonged, muster out, and finally a brief bibliography
for each unit if other books exist. This copy covers the border States,
Confederate Units, and Indian Units. Anyone looking to do serious research
should definitely get this collection. 234 pp. |
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