The Story of the Confederacy

The hardcover edition shows signs of wear, with the dust jacket exhibiting noticeable edge tears and general wear. The binding is intact, ensuring the book remains suitable for reading and handling. The pages are slightly yellowed, typical of books from this period, but clean and free from inscriptions or library markings.

"The Story of the Confederacy" by Robert Selph Henry is a comprehensive historical exploration of the Confederate States during the American Civil War. This edition is published by Grosset & Dunlap in New York, and features a new and revised format with a foreword by Douglas Southall Freeman, adding depth to the narrative. Originally copyrighted in 1931, this 1936 printing offers insights into the complexities of the Confederacy, providing readers with a rich tapestry of historical detail. The hardcover edition is distinguished by its striking dust jacket, although it shows signs of wear with minor edge tears. Robert Selph Henry, known for his authoritative works on Southern history, presents a detailed account that remains relevant for historians and Civil War enthusiasts. This revised edition is a valuable addition to collections focused on American history and the Civil War era.