History of Andersonville Prison, Revised Edition

In "Andersonville," Ovid Futch delves into the grim realities of the infamous Confederate prison camp where severe mistreatment and high mortality rates plagued Union soldiers during the Civil War. Through meticulous research, including diaries, firsthand accounts, and government records, Futch seeks to uncover the complexities behind the management and conditions at Andersonville, addressing the controversies surrounding responsibility for its brutality. Originally published in 1968, this critical examination remains a significant work in understanding the darker aspects of wartime imprisonment.