The Chattanooga Campaign: With Especial Reference to Wisconsin's Participation Therein; Volume 02 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781173206994)

The Chattanooga Campaign, Volume 02 recounts the crucial events of the American Civil War in and around Chattanooga, Tennessee. This volume focuses specifically on the participation of Wisconsin troops in this pivotal campaign. Detailing the strategies, battles, and individual acts of bravery, the book offers a deep dive into the experiences of Wisconsin soldiers during the conflict.

Michael Hendrick Fitch meticulously chronicles the movements and contributions of these troops, providing a valuable historical record for those interested in the Civil War and Wisconsin's role in preserving the Union. This detailed account sheds light on the challenges faced by soldiers and the impact of the Chattanooga Campaign on the war's outcome. "The Chattanooga Campaign" remains an important resource for historians and Civil War enthusiasts alike.

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