Title: Army of Potomac's Worst Day
Product review: "Not War but Murder" is the chilling account of the Union's crushing defeat at Cold Harbor, the Army of the Potomac's most lopsided loss in the five-year U.S. Civil War. This is the battle that, in the minds of some, solidified Gen. Grant's reputation as a mindless "butcher."Ernest Furgurson posits many theories for the Union's debacle at Cold Harbor, including Grant's lack of "imagination" on the battlefield; a breakdown in communication between Grant and Meade, and deft generalship on the part of Robert E. Lee.Certainly all of these factors played a part in one of the bloodiest battles in the bloody Civil War.
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