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Recollections of a Confederate Staff Officer

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Recollections of a Confederate Staff Officer

By: General G. Moxley Sorrel
Narrated by: John Lescault
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Written by the officer who became General Longstreet’s most trusted associate, this collection of firsthand accounts, memoirs, and diaries grants the listener an inside view into the workings of the Confederate army staff - the unknown soldiers, the well-known commanders, politicians, nurses, and civilians - relating the events of the Civil War as Lt. Colonel Gilbert Moxley Sorrel experienced it.

Public Domain (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing American Civil War Wars & Conflicts Military Civil War War Solider
First-hand Accounts • Fascinating Perspectives • Insightful Descriptions • Well-written Memoir • Detailed Officer Sketches

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Great insight to the men who led the army of northern Virginia. These recollections help us to understand some of the decisions that were made during the campaigns.

Great insight to the ANV

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one of the best narrators I've listened to. very enjoyable to listen to. thank you

Best narration

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This was a beautiful and articulate retelling of history. Being a scholar of the American Civil War and such, I enjoyed it very much.

Beautiful Retelling of History

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The modern day "historians" hate memoirs like this. His recollection is excellent for his observations of battles, other officers, and the hardships.

Good History

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I wanted to read this after touring the Sorrel house in Savannah. Was interesting and entertaining memoir to see perspective of key war generals from the confederate point of view.

A Well Written Memoir from the Confederate Side

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