Title: Great Confederate Navy Historical Book
Product review: I have been hard pressed over the years to find a good book that gets into as great as detail as this book does about the Confederate Navy. I found myself enjoying the read, which is written so even non-history buffs will be able to follow along and become engrossed in the struggles between the North and South’s Navies – even though the North had more ships. It even includes interesting historical facts that you don’t find in so many other books written on the subject, such as Moses Austin, a free black slave that contributed to the Confederate Naval Service – who died in the attack on the U.S.S Water Witch.
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