James M. McPherson
James M. McPherson (born October 11, 1936) is an American historian specializing in the Civil War; winner of the Pulitzer Prize for History in 1989 for *Battle Cry of Freedom*.
Works (50)
For Cause and Comrades
Battle Cry of Freedom Part 1 of 3
What they fought for, 1861-1865
1995
The Negro's Civil War
Ordeal by Fire
1981
What if?
Fields of fury
Crossroads of freedom
The American journey
Embattled Rebel
To the Best of My Ability
August 1, 2000
The struggle for equality
Liberty, equality, power
The Democratic Experience
1973
Tried by War
2008
Liberty, Equality, Power
Why the Confederacy Lost (Gettysburg Civil War Instutute Books)
The abolitionist legacy
Civil War (1860-1865), Volume 1
Gettysburg Battlefield
War on the Waters
Abraham Lincoln
2009
Days of destiny
La Guerre de Sécession
Images of the Civil War
Is blood thicker than water?
Gettysburg
Abraham Lincoln and the second American Revolution
1992
The most fearful ordeal
Drawn With The Sword
The War that Forged a Nation
Region, race, and Reconstruction
Battle chronicles of the Civil War
Marching toward freedom
1968
Liberty, equality, power
Civil War (1860-1865), Volume 2
Treasures of the Civil War
Hallowed Ground
2003
Encyclopedia of Civil War Biographies, Volume 8
Anti-Negro riots in the North, 1863
This mighty scourge
How Lincoln won the war with metaphors
Copperheads
Liberty, Equality, Power
Writing the Civil War
Blacks in America
Liberty, equality, power
Into the West
The Atlas of the Civil War
Liberty, Equality, Power