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Step directly into the gripping, harrowing reality of the American Civil War with this rare, matching two-volume set of Andersonville: A Story of Rebel Prisons. Written by Union soldier John McElroy, this first-hand account remains one of the most powerful, unfiltered testimonies of survival, brotherhood, and the raw human cost of the Confederacy\'s most infamous prison camp.
This is not just a history book—it is a tangible piece of the past. Published by The National Tribune, these scarce volumes feature their original, iconic orange \"alligator skin\" textured softcovers. Holding them connects you instantly to the generation that lived through our nation\'s darkest hour.
Why This Set Belongs In Your Collection:
- Complete History: Includes both Volume One and Volume Two, keeping the full narrative intact.
- Authentic Period Piece: Features the highly sought-after original flexible textured covers.
- Unfiltered Truth: A vital primary source detailing the daily struggle for survival inside Andersonville.
Condition Report:
Both volumes show authentic, honest wear consistent with their 125+ year age. Covers possess some edge chipping and spine wear, but the binding remains intact and the pages hold the timeless scent of history. Please review the high-resolution photos carefully to appreciate the true vintage character of this remarkable set.
Don\'t miss the chance to own a profoundly moving piece of American history. Add this rare set to your library today before it belongs to another collector.
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