Winning His Way by Charles Carleton Coffin is a compelling historical narrative published in 1893, recounting vivid experiences from the American Civil War era. This vintage hardcover edition, published by Dana Estes and Company, offers readers a detailed and engaging account of wartime struggles, camaraderie, and perseverance. The book features 180 pages divided into fourteen chapters, covering topics such as first years, hard times, music and painting, scouting, and the battle, making it an invaluable resource for history enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Written by esteemed author Charles Carleton Coffin, known for his authentic Civil War stories, this edition is a rare find for collectors of 19th-century Americana and military history literature. The cover art depicts a mounted soldier in action, reflecting the book's focus on bravery and endurance. Despite its age, this volume retains its original binding and offers a unique glimpse into the past through Coffin's vivid storytelling. Ideal for historians, collectors, or readers interested in classic wartime memoirs.
