The Movement for Peace Without Victory During the Civil War (Hardcover)

This book chronicles the movement to end the Civil War without a clear victory for either side, with a focus on the anti-war sentiment that developed in the North. Benton analyzes the political and social factors that contributed to the movement and offers insight into the people involved. This is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Civil War history and the influence of public opinion on wartime policy.

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