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Decision in the Heartland: The Civil War in the West (Reflections on the Civil War Era)

Professor Woodworth delivers another top-notch book, this time on the Western Theater.  He gets five cannisters for Decision in the Heartland: The Civil War in the West (Reflections on the Civil War Era).

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Dr. Steven E. Woodworth is one of the best Civil War historians and authors today. His writing is clean, concise, spot on, well-researched, easy to read, and he’s not afraid to make his case regardless how controversial the topic is. It’s hard to believe Dr. Woodworth – Professor of History at Texas Christian University – is just in his mid-40s.

This is a great intro-book for people not very familiar with the Western Theater during the Civil War. You can not go wrong with this book

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