Conflict and Command ed. by John T. Hubbell (review)
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Conflict and Command. Ed. John T. Hubbell. Kent, OH: Kent State University Press, 2012. ISBN 978-1-60635-118-5, 175 pp., paper, $20.00.
For nearly six decades, the journal Civil War History has published numerous articles that have profoundly shaped the historiography of the Civil War era. In the first volume of the new Civil War History Readers series, John T. Hubbell has skillfully edited some of the most important essays dealing with the military aspects of the war, including command and leadership decisions throughout the war. Scholars, students, and the general public will once again marvel at the research and strong prose of such historians including Drew Gilpin Faust, Mark E. Neely Jr., Richard McMurry, Albert Castel, Gary Gallagher, Joseph Glatthaar, Grady McWhiney, and many others. [End Page 406]
