Friendly Fire in the Civil War

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The book delves into the tragic phenomenon of friendly fire during the American Civil War, highlighting the intense chaos and brutality of the conflict. Through the lens of Stonewall Jackson's death and 150 other instances of Confederate and Union soldiers mistakenly killing their own, the author, Webb Garrison, presents a stark and unromanticized view of the war, shedding light on the human cost and the tragic errors that occurred amidst the chaos.