The Martyrs who, for our Country, Gave up Their Lives in the Prison Pens in Andersonville, Ga

This book tells the stories of the soldiers, prisoners of war, and civilians who died in the Andersonville prison during the Civil War. Using primary sources, the author provides a harrowing account of life in the prison and the sacrifices made by its inmates.

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