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Red River Campaign of 1864 and the Loss by the Confederacy of the Civil War
Michael J. Forsyth
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| #7173037 in Books | McFarland Company | 2001-10 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | .61 x6.02 x9.22l,.84 | Binding: Library Binding | 192 pages | ||6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.| An Interesting Study|By Walter Woodman|This well written and researched little book deals with the issue of whether the Confederacy could have done more with their victory in April, 1864, in the Red River campaign and whether there was a failure in the command structure. The Northern forces quickly captured New Orleans and south Louisiana in 1862; but it was not until 1864 tha||"Thorough examination...well researched...informative...very useful" --The Civil War News
"Concerns the might-have-beens of the Red River Campaign...provocative thesis" --Blue & Gray
"Recommended" --Colorado Libraries.
The Union Armys Red River Campaign began on March 12, 1864, with a two-pronged attack aimed at gaining control of Shreveport, Louisiana. The Unions main effort came up from Berwicks Bay via the Red River, while a supporting force moved south from Little Rock, Arkansas. It lasted until May 22, 1864, when, after suffering significant casualties, the Union army retreated back to Simmesport, Louisiana. The campaign was an attempt to prevent Confederate alliance with the Fren...
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