The Frightful Violence of Antietam Comes Alive in This New Book
D. Scott Hartwig's ‘I Dread the Thought of the Place’ is a splendidly written study of the war's bloodiest day.
Source: historynet.com
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D. Scott Hartwig's ‘I Dread the Thought of the Place’ is a splendidly written study of the war's bloodiest day.
The national park unit honoring the 1862 battle that remains the bloodiest day in American history has grown by 7.6 acres, thanks to the efforts of the nonprofit American Battlefield Trust.