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The Best Station of Them All: The Savannah Squadron, 1861-1865
Maurice Melton
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| #2632267 in Books | University Alabama Press | 2012-08-30 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.25 x2.00 x6.13l,2.40 | File type: PDF | 560 pages | ||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| The Best Station is the best Civil War book about Savannah|By Miles K Thoroman|Professor Melton apparently spent decades researching the material for this book. The book is about not simply the Confederate Naval officers and enlisted men, but the civilians who interacted with them. Anyone who has an interest in Savannah should have this book.|2 of 2 people found the following||
“The subject of this book is very important and has never been fully researched or presented in print. It makes an important contribution to Civil War historiography.”—Robert M. Browning Jr, author of From Cape Charles to Cape Fear: T
The Best Station of Them All is the story of the Confederate navy’s Savannah Squadron, its relationship with the people of Savannah, Georgia, and its role in the city’s economy.
In this well-written and extensively researched narrative, Maurice Melton charts the history of the unit, the sailors (both white and black), the officers, their families, and their activities aboard ship and in port.
The Savannah Squadron worked, patrolled, and ...
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