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<p> Crossroads is an important catalog of a pivotal time in Georgia and our nation's history. Hats off to all those who played a part in creating this impressive work that combines scholarship, tourism, and some old-fashioned storytelling. --The Book Shopper

<p> There is nothing quite like the experience of standing on the ground where armies marched and battles were fought to connect us to the past in a unique and powerful way. --W. Todd Groce, President and CEO, Georgia Historical Society<p>

Brown and Elwell have created a wonderful work by organizing an unwieldy topic into a very pleasant book. -- Northeast Georgia Living

Crossroads is an important catalog of a pivotal time in Georgia and our nation's history. Hats off to all those who played a part in creating this impressive work that combines scholarship, tourism, and some old-fashioned storytelling.-- Book Shopper Brown and Elwell have created a wonderful work by organizing an unwieldy topic into a very pleasant book.-- Northeast Georgia Living In the hot summer of 1864, the outcome of the Civil War was decided right here in Georgia. Crossroads of Conflict shows you where to find the war today, whether battlefields, historic sites, or museums. It's the indispensable guide for the 150th anniversary of the war in Georgia.--Gordon L. Jones Senior Military Historian, Atlanta History Center There is nothing quite like the experience of standing on the ground where armies marched and battles were fought to connect us to the past in a unique and powerful way.--W. Todd Groce President and CEO, Georgia Historical Society Crossroads of Conflict will no doubt be a treasured possession for those who like to visit historic sites and potentially a boon to Georgia tourism.-- Atlanta Journal-Constitution Superb . . . The commentary is concise and written with feeling. The book is an indispensable traveler's companion.--Brandon H. Beck Director, McCormick Civil War Institute, Shenandoah University Brown and Elwell have created a wonderful work by organizing an unwieldy topic into a very pleasant book. Northeast Georgia Living In the hot summer of 1864, the outcome of the Civil War was decided right here in Georgia. Crossroads of Conflict shows you where to find the war today, whether battlefields, historic sites, or museums. It s the indispensable guide for the 150th anniversary of the war in Georgia. Gordon L. Jones, Senior Military Historian, Atlanta History Center There is nothing quite like the experience of standing on the ground where armies marched and battles were fought to connect us to the past in a unique and powerful way. W. Todd Groce, President and CEO, Georgia Historical Society Crossroads of Conflict will no doubt be a treasured possession for those who like to visit historic sites and potentially a boon to Georgia tourism. Atlanta Journal-Constitution Superb . . . The commentary is concise and written with feeling. The book is an indispensable traveler s companion. Brandon H. Beck, Director, McCormick Civil War Institute, Shenandoah University There is nothing quite like the experience of standing on the ground where armies marched and battles were fought to connect us to the past in a unique and powerful way. --W. Todd Groce, President and CEO, Georgia Historical Society Crossroads is an important catalog of a pivotal time in Georgia and our nation's history. Hats off to all those who played a part in creating this impressive work that combines scholarship, tourism, and some old-fashioned storytelling. --The Book Shopper In the hot summer of 1864, the outcome of the Civil War was decided right here in Georgia. Crossroads of Conflict shows you where to find the war today, whether battlefields, historic sites, or museums. It's the indispensable guide for the 150th anniversary of the war in Georgia. --Gordon L. Jones, Senior Military Historian, Atlanta History Center Superb . . . The commentary is concise and written with feeling. The book is an indispensable traveler's companion. --Brandon H. Beck, Director, McCormick Civil War Institute, Shenandoah University

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Barry L. Brown (Author) BARRY L. BROWN is a heritage tourism specialist for the Georgia Department of Economic Development. Gordon R. Elwell (Author) GORDON R. ELWELL is a former program coordinator and administrator for the Georgia Civil War Commission, retired command historian for the Georgia Army National Guard, and is currently historian for the Georgia State Defense Force.

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