Athlon Sports The Civil War Greatest Moments in History New York Times Historic Newspaper Compilation

The Civil War Historical Newspaper Coverage consists of a unique reprint of 15 original front-pages dating back from 1861-1865. This incredible commemorative document contains the key events in the War Between the States. Read how the war started, as the 11 southern states formed the "the Confederacy" and declared their secession from the U.S. They fought for their independence, under Jefferson Davis, against the Union, led by Abraham Lincoln, which was supported by the 25 Northern and Border States. The hostilities started on April 12, 1861, as the Confederacy attacked Fort Sumter, a US military installation. This Civil War Historical Newspaper Coverage tells you about the deadliest war in American history, as it was reported, with an uncertain outcome. The war resulted in the deaths of about 620,000 soldiers and the number of civilian casualties remains undetermined. These are Genuine New York Times reprints that come in a full size newspaper format. Terrific memorabilia addition or gift idea for the avid historian in your life !