Governor Thomas H. Hicks of Maryland and the Civil War

Radcliffe expertly recounts the role of Governor Hicks in the leadup to the Civil War, his controversial stance on secession, and the aftermath of his governorship. This work provides a unique look at Maryland's pivotal role in the Civil War that is not to be missed.

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