Andersonville

Name: Andersonville
ISBN: 9780452269569

MacKinlay Kantor

1955·766 pages

Historical Fiction History & Politics

band of misfits class and inequality classics dark ensemble cast grief and loss

★ Pulitzer Prize (1955) · Winner National Book Award (1956) · Nominee

“The greatest of our Civil War novels.”
— The New York Times

The story of the Andersonville Fortress and its use as a concentration camp-like prison by the South during the Civil War.

↗Buy on Amazon ↗Buy on Bookshop

↗Open Library ↗Find at a library (WorldCat)

Andersonville

MacKinlay Kantor

★ Pulitzer Prize (1955) · Winner National Book Award (1956) · Nominee

Year

1955

Pages

766

Historical Fiction History & Politics

Praise

“The greatest of our Civil War novels.”
— The New York Times

Description

The story of the Andersonville Fortress and its use as a concentration camp-like prison by the South during the Civil War.

What to read after Andersonville.

Tell us what you’re craving.

Discover✦

Books That Feel Like This

The March

E. L. Doctorow

This Republic of Suffering

Drew Gilpin Faust

March

Geraldine Brooks

The Killer Angels

Michael Shaara

Battle Cry of Freedom

James M. McPherson

Hymns of the Republic

S. C. Gwynne

Midnight Rising

Tony Horwitz

Rebel Yell

S. C. Gwynne

Embattled Rebel

James M. McPherson

Confederate Reckoning

Stephanie McCurry

Grant and Sherman

Charles Bracelen Flood

Prisoners of the Castle

Ben Macintyre

Andersonville

Andersonville

Tags

Praise

Description

Books That Feel Like This

Books That Feel Like This