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　　Ernest Furgurson, author of Ashes of Glory and

Chancellorsville 1863, brings his talents to a pivotal and

often neglected Civil War battle–the fierce, unremitting slaughter

at Cold Harbor, Virginia, which ended the lives of 10,000 Union

soldiers.

In June of 1864, the Army of the Potomac attacked heavily

entrenched Confederate forces outside of Richmond, hoping to break

the strength of Robert E. Lee and take the capital. Facing almost

certain death, Union soldiers pinned their names to their uniforms

in the forlorn hope that their bodies would be identified and

buried. Furgurson sheds new light on the personal conflicts that

led to Grant’s worst defeat and argues that it was a watershed

moment in the war. Offering a panorama rich in detail and revealing

anecdotes that brings the dark days of the campaign to life, Not

War But Murder is historical narrative as compelling as any

novel.

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　　Ernest B. Furgurson lives in Washington, D.C.

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　　Engaging?eloquent?compelling?. Cold Harbor finally has emerged

from the shadows of Civil War literature.??Civil War Book

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　　Furgurson excels [at] individual stories of valor, horror,

triumph and despair.??The Baltimore Sun --

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Ernest Furgurson, author of Ashes of Glory and Chancellorsville 1863 , brings his talents to a pivotal and often neglected Civil War battle–the fierce, unremitting slaughter at Cold Harbor, Virginia, which ended the lives of 10,000 Union soldiers.

In June of 1864, the Army of the Potomac attacked heavily entrenched Confederate forces outside of Richmond, hoping to break the strength of Robert E. Lee and take the capital. Facing almost certain death, Union soldiers pinned their names to their uniforms in the forlorn hope that their bodies would be identified and buried. Furgurson sheds new light on the personal conflicts that led to Grant’s worst defeat and argues that it was a watershed moment in the war. Offering a panorama rich in detail and revealing anecdotes that brings the dark days of the campaign to life, Not War But Murder is historical narrative as compelling as any novel.