The Army of the Potomac 3-volume complete set [hardcover] Bruce Catton

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The Army of the Potomac 3-volume complete set [hardcover] Bruce Catton
This three-volume hardcover set is bound in matching red cloth with black title panels and silver lettering on the spines. The covers show light wear, including minor scuffing at the corners and spine ends. The bindings are strong, and the interiors are clean with light age toning and minimal foxing, primarily on the edges. There is no evidence of library markings or previous ownership inscriptions. While no dust jackets are present, the books are in good condition overall and suitable for collectors or readers interested in Civil War history.

Bruce Catton’s The Army of the Potomac trilogy is a landmark series of Civil War histories that vividly recounts the trials, triumphs, and tragedies of the Union’s principal army during the war. The books cover key campaigns, battles, and the political and military leadership challenges that defined the conflict.

Mr. Lincoln’s Army introduces the army during its formative years and explores its role under General George McClellan.
Glory Road follows the army through its middle years, marked by struggle and transformation.
A Stillness at Appomattox—Catton’s Pulitzer Prize-winning volume—examines the final campaigns leading to the Confederacy’s surrender.
Catton’s engaging prose and deep historical insight make this trilogy a cornerstone for Civil War enthusiasts and historians.

SKU: VBe-063
Title of Book Set: The Army of the Potomac
Titles of Each Book:
Mr. Lincoln’s Army
Glory Road
A Stillness at Appomattox
Author: Bruce Catton
Year of Publication: 1951–1962
Edition: Early 1960’s
Printing: Not explicitly stated
Publisher Name: Doubleday & Company, Inc., Garden City, New York.
Type of Binding: Hardcover.
Dust Jacket: None present.
Book Club Edition: No.
Former Library Book: No.
Damage on the Cover: Light wear at corners and spine ends; faint scuffing.
Pages Clean: Yes, with slight toning.
Foxing: Minimal, mainly on page edges.

Genre and Sub-genre:
Genre: Historical Non-Fiction.
Sub-genre: Civil War History / Military History.