Uncertain Glory: Lee's Generalship Re-Examined (1997) By John D. McKenzie
 
McKenzie, a contributor to Civil War magazine, reexamines General Robert E. Lee's military skills. MacKenzie's work is bound to stir up controversy because he claims that Lee wasted lives with pointless attacks, created an inefficient staff structure, was unable to take a long-term strategic view of the war, and could not adapt to the changing military technologies. It is easy, some 130 years after the war, to criticize a general's performance under extraordinarily stressful conditions
 
Hard Cover with Dust Cover
384 Pages
In Good Condition