Daniel Harvey Hill BETHEL TO SHARPSBURG NORTH CAROLINA IN THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES 1926 First Edition Complete Set Gilt US Military History Civil War South Confederate First Manassas Edward Stanly Blockade Running Mechanicsville Gaines’s Mill Rapidan Bull Run South Mountain Crampton’s Gap Maryland Campaign Soldiers Confederacy

Title: Bethel to Sharpsburg: A History of North Carolina in the War Between the States
Author: Daniel Harvey Hill ‾ Daniel Harvey Hill Jr. was an American educator and the third chancellor of North Carolina State University. D. H. Hill Library on NCSU′s campus is named in his honor. Hill was the son of Confederate general Daniel Harvey Hill.
Publisher: Edwards and Broughton Company
City: Raleigh
Year: 1926
Printing Information: First Edition
Binding Style: Hardcover
Number of Volumes: 2 Full Set: Yes
Width: 6.5″ Height: 9.25″
Book Details: Bound in gray cloth with gilt lettering to the spine, this complete two volume first edition set is a history of North Carolina in the War between the States (Civil War), designed as “a permanent memorial to North Carolina’s soldiers of the Confederacy”. Some chapter titles include: Secession in North Carolina, The Battle of Bethel, First Manassas, Edward Stanly: Military governor, The State Engages in Blockade Running, The Seven Days: Mechanicsville and Gaines’s Mill, From the Rapidan to Bull Run, Second Manassas: The First Day, South Mountain and Crampton’s Gap, The Close of the Maryland Campaign, and more.
Condition / Notes: These antique volumes show very well, with minimal age/wear indications. The bindings and text blocks are sound. Text is clear and crisp on clean pages.

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