The Shiloh Campaign

In "The Shiloh Campaign," a team of esteemed historians, led by Steven E. Woodworth, reexamines the pivotal April 1862 battle of Shiloh, wherein 100,000 soldiers faced off with nearly 20,000 casualties. The contributors delve into critical events and nuanced perspectives, including the roles of key commanders, the controversial actions of Union leaders, and the battle's profound impact on both Union and Confederate soldiers. This comprehensive analysis aims to enrich understanding of the campaign’s significance in the context of the Civil War, inspiring further discussion and research on this crucial military engagement.