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Xi, 290 pages 22 cm. Includes bibliographical references (pages 259-282)

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They've confused William Hesseltine's 1930 Civil War Prisons: A Study in War Psychology with the slim collection of. .The essays focus on prisons both well-known and not so familiar

The essays focus on prisons both well-known and not so familiar. Ovid Futch writes on the infamous Andersonville; Minor McLain on Fort Warren, the federal prison on George's Island in Boston Harbor; .

The sufferings of Civil War prisoners (are) documented in this re-issue of an early number of the journal Civil War History .

The sufferings of Civil War prisoners (are) documented in this re-issue of an early number of the journal Civil War History Recounted there.

Bibliographic Details. 1. Civil War Prisons a Study in War Psychology. William Best Hesseltine. Published by Frederick Ungar Publishing Company. ISBN 10: 0804413827 ISBN 13: 9780804413824.

By William Best Hesseltine. Civil War Prisons a Study in War Psychology (American Classics). 1 2 3 4 5. Want to Read.

Hesseltine, William B. Civil War Prisons: A Study in War Psychology . Ohio State University Press, 1930). Hesseltine, William B. "The Propaganda Literature of Confederate Prisons," Journal of Southern History (1935) 1 pp. 56–66 in JSTOR. Unlikely Allies: Fort Delaware's Prison Community in the Civil War (Stackpole Books, 2002).

Creators: Hesseltine, William Best, 1902-1963. Contents: Foreword/William Blair - Preface - The first prisoners. - Exchange prior to the cartel of 1862. - Northern prisons, 1861-1862. Subjects (LCSH): United States - History - Civil War, 1861-1865 - Prisoners and prisons. 4 - Southern prisons, 1861-1862. 5 - Exchange under the cartel. 9 - Libby and Belle Isle. 33 -. Other Southern prisons. 59 - War psychosis and the Northern prisons. 72 - Exchange under Butler, 1864-1865. ISBN: 0814207685 (print).

Civil War Prisons : A Study in War Psychology . By (author) William Best Hesseltine, Introduction by William A. Blair. The first authoritative study of both Southern and Northern wartime prison systems, the book exposed several myths, including the widely held assumption that Confederate leaders conspired to kill their prisoners through deliberate neglect.

They've confused William Hesseltine's 1930 Civil War Prisons: A Study in War Psychology . In a field where new scholarship is not only recommended but needed, Hesseltine's Civil War Prisons- written seventy-five years ago- remains a standard on the topic

In a field where new scholarship is not only recommended but needed, Hesseltine's Civil War Prisons- written seventy-five years ago- remains a standard on the topic. Hesseltine tackles the previous historiography of northern and southern prisons during the American Civil War.