Camp Jackson: Its History and Significance. Oration of Charles D. Drake, Delivered in the City of St. Louis, May 11, 1863, On the Anniversary of the Capture of Camp Jackson. To Which is Subjoined his

This important historical pamphlet includes Charles D. Drake's insightful reflections on the events that took place during the capture of Camp Jackson, one of the Missouri Civil War's most significant incidents. Drake delivers careful analysis of the military tactics and strategy employed during the episode, and provides an engaging account of the political and social tensions that underpinned the conflict.

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