Company C of the Twenty-second Georgia Infantry Regiment in the Confederate Service

This is meant to be a history of one company from rural Georgia, composed of ordinary men, probably representative of most companies in the Army of Northern Virginia. It was impossible to separate the company from the regiment and to seperate the regiment from the brigade, so this is to a certain degree a history of the Blanchard-Wright-Sorrel Brigade. 2000, 5½x8½, paper, index, 336 pp.