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- ISBN：9780156030649
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- 出版时间：2007-04
- 页数：371
- 价格：82.80
- 纸张：胶版纸
- 装帧：平装
- 开本：32开
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内容简介：
For two weeks in 1861, Washington, D.C., was locked in a state
of panic. Would the newly formed Confederate States of America
launch its first attack on the Union by capturing the nations
capital? Would Lincolns Union fall before it had a chance to fight?
Wedged between Virginia and Marylandtwo states bordering on
secessionWashington was isolated; its communications lines were
cut, its rail lines blocked. Newly recruited volunteers were too
few and were unable to enter the city. A recently inaugurated
Lincoln struggled to form a plandefense or attack? In this final
chapter of his trilogy on the Civil War, David Detzer pulls the
drama from this pivotal moment in American history straight from
the pages of diaries, letters, and newspapers. With an eye for
detail and an ear for the voices of average citizens, he
beautifully captures the tense, miasmic atmosphere of these first
chaotic days of war.
书籍目录：
Preface
Introduction
Timeline
CHAPTER ONE
City of Magnificent Intentions
CHAPTER TWO
The Firebrand
CHAPTER THREE
Cliffhanger
CHAPTER FOUR
ten-HUT
CHAPTER FIVE
The Sixth Massachusetts
CHAPTER SIX
Mobtown
CHAPTER SEVEN
Patriotic Gore
作者介绍：
David Detzer is professor emeritus of history with Connecticut
State University. He is the author of several books, including
Allegiance: Fort Sumter, Charleston, and the Beginning of the Civil
War; and The Brink: Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962. He lives in
Connecticut with his wife and several dogs.
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"Fast-paced popular history. Detzer has written an engaging and
comprehensive account of the early days of the Civil War."
(Publishers Weekly )This fast-paced popular history of the
frantic days between the attack on Fort Sumter and the Battle of
Bull Run completes Detzer's "trilogy on the first hundred days of
the Civil War." The earlier titles—Allegiance and
Donnybrook—were critical and commercial successes, and the
latest volume should also score with critics and readers. Detzer,
professor emeritus of history at Connecticut State University,
combines yeoman research—in official histories of the war,
contemporary newspapers, journals, diaries and personal
correspondence—and gritty prose. In the early days of the conflict,
the nation's capital, geographically wedged between two states
(Virginia and Maryland) considering secession, was ground zero for
the aspirations and fears of a divided nation. If Washington had
fallen to the Confederates in those turbulent days of "incredible
noise"—hence the title—Detzer suggests that the war would have been
lost. At the center of the cauldron, President Lincoln struggled to
get his bearings: cautious, anxious and uncertain in the beginning,
but gaining confidence with time. Despite a tendency to hype
potential dangers, Detzer has written an engaging and comprehensive
account of the early days of the Civil War that should have wide
appeal. (May (Publishers Weekly )This concluding
volume in a trilogy examines the opening weeks of the Civil War.
With the bombardment and subsequent surrender of Fort Sumter, the
illusion that the crisis engendered by secession could be solved by
"reasonable" compromise was shattered. But what now? For Jefferson
Davis, the wisest course seemed to be assuming a defensive posture
while converting Southern state militias into a Confederate army.
Lincoln was determined to resist secession, but his tools and
options were limited. The army was small and concentrated west of
the Mississippi. Four more states quickly seceded, and the
allegiance of the border states hung in the balance. Washington,
D.C., pinned between seceded Virginia and a hostile Maryland, was
in danger of isolation. Detzer effectively utilizes diaries,
letters, and newspaper articles to convey a sense of extreme
tension as men and women, both prominent and obscure, strove to
plan, cope, and even survive as a rapidly evolving situation seemed
to present new challenges on a daily basis. This is an engrossing
account of turbulent days. Jay Freeman--(Booklist - Jay
Freeman )
书籍介绍
For two weeks in 1861, Washington, D.C., was locked in a state of panic. Would the newly formed Confederate States of America launch its first attack on the Union by capturing the nations capital? Would Lincolns Union fall before it had a chance to fight? Wedged between Virginia and Marylandtwo states bordering on secessionWashington was isolated; its communications lines were cut, its rail lines blocked. Newly recruited volunteers were too few and were unable to enter the city. A recently inaugurated Lincoln struggled to form a plandefense or attack? In this final chapter of his trilogy on the Civil War, David Detzer pulls the drama from this pivotal moment in American history straight from the pages of diaries, letters, and newspapers. With an eye for detail and an ear for the voices of average citizens, he beautifully captures the tense, miasmic atmosphere of these first chaotic days of war.
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