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Gunboats, Muskets, and Torpedoes: Coastal North Carolina, 1861-1865

Gunboats, Muskets, and Torpedoes: Coastal North Carolina, 1861-1865

Paperback

Civil War Period (1850-1877)Naval HistoryRegional: South

Publisher Price: $34.95

PREORDER - Expected ship date May 7, 2027

ISBN10: 1594168040
ISBN13: 9781594168048
Publisher: Westholme Publishing
Published: May 7 2027
Pages: 360
Height: 1.20 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Clash of Arms and Technology for a Critical Region that Lasted the Entire American Civil War
From the first shots at Cape Hatteras in the summer of 1861 to the fall of Fort Fisher in early 1865, the contest for coastal North Carolina during the American Civil War was crucial to the Union victory. With a clear naval superiority over the South, the North conducted blockading and amphibious operations from Virginia to Texas, including the three-hundred-mile seacoast of North Carolina. With its Pamlico and Albemarle Sounds--fed by navigable rivers that reached deep into the interior--and major Confederate port of Wilmington, the Carolina coast was essential for the distribution of foreign goods and supplies to Confederate forces in Virginia and elsewhere. If the Union was able to capture Wilmington or advance on the interior waters, they would cripple the South's war efforts.

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