Confederate Home Front: Montgomery During the Civil War

In this compelling audiobook, William Warren Rogers, Jr. uncovers the rich political, economic, social, and commercial history of Montgomery from 1860 to 1865, utilizing historic documents and personal papers. The narrative delves into daily life before the Civil War, the city’s role as the Confederacy's first capital, and its transformation as a center for industrial war efforts. Rogers presents a topical exploration of significant events, including the struggle of local Unionists and the eventual fall of the city to Union forces, offering listeners a nuanced understanding of Montgomery during this tumultuous period.