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Acacia Library
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973.7302 C155c
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Desert Broom Library
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Desert Sage Library
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973.7302 C155c
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Summary:
Although more than 140 years have passed since Confederate guns first fired on Fort Sumter, our fascination with the American Civil War has not faded. With the advent of photography, the Civil War was the first time images captured the devastation of war in all of its brutal truth. Now you can see the infamous battlefields of the Civil War as they were then -- and how they are today.
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Includes index.
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