Siege of Washington, D.C., Written Expressly for Little People

"Siege of Washington, D.C." offers a compelling look into a crucial period of United States history. Penned by Francis Colburn Adams, this detailed historical account examines Washington D.C. during the tumultuous years of the American Civil War. Delve into the military history surrounding the nation's capital, exploring the strategies, anxieties, and realities of a city under threat.

This meticulously researched work sheds light on the key events and challenges faced by Washington during this pivotal 19th-century era. Explore the significance of the city as a strategic and symbolic target. Readers interested in the Civil War period, military engagements, and the broader scope of United States history will find this a valuable and insightful resource. A classic study, this volume provides a vital perspective on the resilience and vulnerability of a nation divided.

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