Title: Excellent General Guide to CW Artillery
Product review: Although it was written by a Gettysburg tour guide, and it includes advice on finding specific guns at the park, this book is more of an excellent overview of artillery throughout the war. Being more of a conceptual book than Naisawald's, somewhat obscure but fascinating facts about the design of the guns, as well as the logistics and command structure behind them, provide a complete view of Civil War artillery. Although the book deals with a very technical subject, the author does not get bogged down in jargon and his explanations of complex topics are easy to understand.
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