The Last Full Measure: A Novel of the Civil War Planners teach valuable life lessons

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The Last Full Measure: A Novel of the Civil War Planners teach valuable life lessonsBy Jeff Shaara The stunning conclusion to the father son trilogy brings to life the final two years of the Civil War. With Gettysburg past and the war entering its third brutal year, it is at this critical moment that Lincoln places Ulysses S. Grant in command of the Union army and turns the tide of the war. Here too is Robert E. Lee, devastated by Gettysburg but still determined, and Joshua Chamberlain [Bowdoin College Class of 1852], the college