12 photos & 6 maps & 6 x 9. Six in-depth essays by leading scholars on the battles that sealed the fate of Chattanooga and opened the heartland to Federal invasion. Topics include Patrick Cleburne's Confederate Brigade at Chattanooga; the Highlanders at Fort Sanders; the role of the Federal Regulars; the Chattanooga civilians; an analysis of commanders Braxton Bragg and William Rosecrans; more. Also includes book reviews and an interview with a leading historian.
I graduated from The University of Iowa College of Law in 1986 (With Distinction), and practiced law in Silicon Valley for twelve years. After co-founding Savas Woodbury Publishers (with David Woodbury, subsequently Savas Publishing Company) in 1990, I sold the company in 2001.
I have been teaching legal and business college classes since 1992. In addition to having ghost-written dozens of books, I have authored, co-authored, or edited fourteen others (published in five languages), including "Silent Hunters: German U-boat Commanders of World War II" (Campbell, 1997; Naval Institute Press, 2003), "The Red River Campaign" (Parabellum, 2005) and "A Guide to the Battles of the American Revolution" (Spellmount, UK, 2006). I can be reached at: teds@savasbeatie.com
