"Two Wars: An Autobiography of General Samuel G. French" offers a unique and insightful firsthand account of key moments in 19th-century American history. From his experiences in the Mexican War to his service as a General in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War, French provides a detailed perspective on military life and the conflicts that shaped the nation.
This autobiography extends beyond the battlefield, exploring the Reconstruction period and offering personal reminiscences and incidents from French's life. Readers interested in military history will appreciate French's detailed diary entries and reflections on events like Sherman's March to the Sea. A valuable resource for understanding the complexities of the era, "Two Wars" presents a compelling narrative from a significant figure in both the Mexican War and the War between the States. It is an enduring testament to a life lived through extraordinary times.
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