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Autumn, , and the Civil War has ground to a bloody stalemate. Frustrated by its slow and costly advance, the North looks for a way to cut the South in two and bring the war to an end. Told from the unique perspective of three participants, this novel brilliantly captures the personal tragedy and costly heroism which followed in the wake of General William Tecumseh Sherman's infamous march from Author: Cynthia Bass. Sherman's March. The end of the Civil War, according to Bass's powerful debut novel, began in November , when General William Tecumseh Sherman signed Special Order Number Buy a cheap copy of Sherman's March book by Cynthia Bass. Autumn, , and the Civil War has ground to a bloody stalemate. Frustrated by its slow and costly advance, the North looks for a way to cut the South in two and Free shipping over $

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This first novel examines General William Tecumseh Sherman's March to the Sea from the perspectives of a Union captain, a Southern widow, and Sherman himself. The general issued Special Order Number in November , instructing the Union army to move across Georgia from Atlanta to Savannah, ``forage liberally on the country,'' and ``enforce a devastation more or less relentless.''. Sherman's March by Cynthia Bass. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback, , Sherman's March. by. Cynthia Bass. · Rating details · 39 ratings · 5 reviews. Autumn, , and the Civil War has ground to a bloody stalemate. Frustrated by its slow and costly advance, the North looks for a way to cut the South in two and bring the war to an end. Told from the unique perspective of three participants, this novel brilliantly captures the personal tragedy and costly heroism which followed in the wake of General William Tecumseh Sher.