Those 163 Days a Southern Account of Sherman's March from Atlanta to Raleigh

New York: Coward-McCann, Inc., 1961. Book. Illus. by Several Different. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. "those days and months of violent siege blaze to life in this account of the depredations endured by a proud and brave people" (includes acknowledgements, author's note, notes, bibliography, index, illustrations include black & white photo of general joseph johnston, photo of general william t. sherman, painting of the siege of atlanta-confederate attack on general logan's corps, july 28, 1861, painting of exodus of confederates from atlanta, painting of sherman's forager's on a georgia plantation, painting of pontoon bridge on savannah river, over which the confederates crossed on the evacuation of savannah, december 21, 1861, painting of sherman's army entering savannah, photos of city of columbia, s. c., sketch of the battle at black river, near averysborough, north carolina, march 16, 1865 (sketched by w. waud), sketch by w. waud of the battle of bentonville, north carolina, march 20: fifteenth corps engaged [on the right], sketch of a scene of the negotiations between generals sherman and johnston, april 18, 1865: james bennett's house, where the interview was held; general kilpatrick with confederate general hampton and staff, discussing the campaign.