This dramatic story of the two warships unfolds through the accounts of men who lived it.
Dwight Sturtevant Hughes Livres
Dwight Hughes est un historien naval dont les écrits explorent le lien profond entre la mer, les navires et notre riche patrimoine naval. S'appuyant sur une vie d'études et une vaste expérience navale, Hughes cherche à traduire un amour profond pour la vie maritime en récits éducatifs captivants. Son œuvre offre aux lecteurs un voyage convaincant à travers l'histoire navale, présenté dans un style accessible et divertissant qui éclaire le passé et sa signification durable.
Set against the backdrop of the Civil War, the narrative follows the officers of the CSS Shenandoah as they navigate global waters from 1864 to 1865. The crew, linked to prominent Southern families, undertakes a commerce raiding mission that highlights a unique aspect of U.S. naval history. Their journey reflects a blend of personal legacy and military strategy, showcasing their commitment to the Confederacy even as the war's outcome became increasingly futile. This biography captures both the ship's adventures and the broader Confederate-American experience.