This volume, the eighth in a nine-volume series about the Civil War, provides views of the Civil War that are not easy to characterize and, thus, belong in a separate volume.

Included are complete works by Joseph Barry, William Pittenger, J. R. Freese, and George Alfred Townsend

Specific items are:

“The Strange Story of Harper’s Ferry,” by Joseph Barry

“Capturing a Locomotive: A History of Secret Service in the Late War,” by Reverend William Pittenger

“Secrets of the Late Antebellum, Now Revealed for the First Time,” by J. R. Freese

“Bohemian Days: Three American Tales,” by George Alfred Townsend (also known as “Gath”)

Also published by Aftermath Publishing:

The Civil War Series

\Lincoln and Davis

Five Civil War Generals: Grant, Lee, Longstreet, Sherman, and Sheridan

Lee and Grant

A Treasury of Civil War Fiction

Women in the Civil war

The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government

Civil War Army Life

A Civil War Miscellany

Native Americans in the Civil War