A SURGEON WITH STONEWALL JACKSON - CIVIL WAR LETTERS OF DR. HARVEY BLACK - FIRST


A SURGEON WITH STONEWALL JACKSON - CIVIL WAR LETTERS OF DR. HARVEY BLACK - FIRST

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A SURGEON WITH STONEWALL JACKSON

THE CIVIL WAR LETTERS OF DR. HARVEY BLACK

EDITED BY GLENN L. McMULLEN

FIRST EDITION
MINT CONDITION
Brand new; sample shown; yours is brand new and in the original, publisher\'s shrink wrap.

Handsome, Sharp, Bright, Clean, Solidly Bound, New Book
Attractive Cover Design
Illustrated Throughout

HANDSOMELY PUBLISHED BY BUTTERNUT AND BLUE, BALTIMORE, IN 1995

Dr. Harvey Black, grandson of one of the founders of Blacksburg, Virginia, served as surgeon of the Fourth Virginia Regiment, as Stone Brigade surgeon, and as surgeon in charge of the Second Corps Field Hospital of the Army of Northern Virginia. Black’s Civil War letters, which begin with Stonewall Jackson’s Shenandoah Valley Campaign of 1862 and end with Jubal Early’s Valley Campaign of 1864, discuss climactic battles like Second Manassas, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg. Literate and perceptive, Black had interesting things to say about figures like Stonewall Jackson, Robert E. Lee, Jubal Early, and Thomas Rosser. The Second Corps Field Hospital was the site of the amputation of Jackson’s arm at Chancellorsville, and Black was one of three surgeons who assisted Dr. Hunter McGuire in the operation.

In addition to Harvey Black’s letters, the book contains three letters of his wife Millie, all that have survived. They poignantly reveal the trials Southern women faced during the war, fending for themselves and their families. The small town of Blacksburg in Appalachian Virginia also plays an important part in the story. An appendix transcribes the analyses the free and slave schedules for the 1860 Blacksburg census.

THIS BOOK IS IN MINT CONDITION

This is a brand new, pristine condition, first edition book with no shortcomings. Handsome printed in Kelly green covers with bright, gold lettering and design work on the cover and spine, the book is clean, sharp, bright, and is solidly bound throughout. The book has no wear and the pages are clean, bright white, and don’t have a mark on them. The book comes in a new dust jacket that is in pristine condition as well. The book is illustrated throughout. An excellent, pristine condition, first edition, new book.

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A SURGEON WITH STONEWALL JACKSON - CIVIL WAR LETTERS OF DR. HARVEY BLACK - FIRST:
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