The Grand Strategy of the War of the Rebellion

In this thought-provoking audiobook, General William T. Sherman reflects on the "grand strategy" behind the American Civil War, two decades after its conclusion. He asserts that the conflict was a "holy war" fought with a sense of righteousness and patriotism, emphasizing that its outcomes allowed the United States to advance its legacy. Acknowledging the abundance of literature on the war, Sherman addresses the need to highlight the strategic principles that guided military leaders, countering the notion that the war was merely a struggle for power. His insights aim to provide a balanced perspective on a pivotal event in American history.