Strangling the Confederacy: Coastal Operations in the American Civil War by Kevin Dougherty

   Contents:

     Introduction

     The Key Federals

     The Key Confederates

     Blockade and the Navy Board

     The Atlantic Campaign

      Hatteras Inlet: The Pattern is Formed

      Port Royal Sound: The Triumph of the Plan

      Fernandina and Jacksonville: The Army is Overextended

      Fort Pulaski: Rifled Artillery's First Breach of Masonry

      The Burnside Expedition

      Roanoke Island: Amphibious Proving Ground

      New Bern: Expanded Logistical Impact of the Coastal War

      Fort Macon: Final Victory of the Burnside Expedition

      The Peninsula Campaign

      The Peninsula Campaign: A Failure in Cooperation

      The Gulf Campaign

      Ship Island: Setting the Stage

      New Orleans: The Price of Unpreparedness

      Pensacola: The Confederacy is Stretched Too Thin

      Galveston: A Federal Setback

      Tougher Challenges

      Charleston: Too Strong from the Sea

      Mobile Bay: Damn the Torpedoes

      Fort Fisher: The Final Chapter

      The Coastal War and the Elements of Operational Design

      Notes

      Bibliography

      Index

Item Condition:  This softcover is in Very Good condition. The pages are clean and the binding is tight. There are no names, stamps or marks inside from previous owners. The cover has some minor shelfwear.

Dimensions are approx:  9" x 6" x 0.75"
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