5. McPherson reads to me like a narrative. Sorry, Faygo. It bored the shit out of me.
Catton brought it all. From just prior to 'The Cornfield' at Antietam (or Sharpsburg for our southern friends) to the aftermath at Gettysburg. And the intro to the Overland Campaign of 1864 blows me away. Standing on a hillside, watching the Union troops cross over the Rappahannock to The Wilderness. Yes.
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