TOCWOC – A Civil War Blog

Just a quick reminder that the Indiana University Press book sale is today. With 60% off all books not already on sale and free shipping on orders over $25 it’s well worth a look, especially the Civil War section. One day only and the discount code is SIXTY.

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The Indiana University Press is having a sale next Wednesday, Sept. 15, with 60% off all books not already on sale, so it’s definitely worth a look, especially at the Civil War section. One day only and the discount code is SIXTY. From a letter sent to our local Civil War Round Table: The Sixth […]

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Fellow TOCWOC blogger Fred Ray mentioned a few weeks ago that Indiana University Press would be having a 60% off sale for one day only.  TODAY is that day!  So make sure you head over to the Indiana University Press site and enter the code SIXTY at checkout to get an incredible 60% off.  Let […]

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I got a card from Indiana University Press about a one-day sale that I’ll pass on to TOCWOC readers. For one day, February 17, all books will be 60% off! All you need do is enter the code SIXTY at checkout to get this steep discount. IUP has books on the Civil War and on […]

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Indiana University Press is having an “Intellectual Stimulus Package” sale, and it’s worth your while to take a look. The Civil War section has knockdowns of up to 84%, making it a great way to expand your library. If you’re interested in the ’64 Valley Campaign I recommend Jim Leeke’s Hundred Days to Richmond, which […]

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I recently received an email from the Indiana University Press touting their new February 2009 Lincoln Bicentennial Book Sale. The sale lasts until the end of February and works as follows: Celebrate Lincoln’s bicentennial this month with big savings on our Lincoln and Civil War books! Plus, receive free domestic ground shipping on orders $25 […]

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Civil War Biographies “Happiness Is Not My Companion”: The Life of General G. K. Warren. David M. Jordan. Bloomington and Indianapolis, IN: Indiana University Press, 2001. 402 pp. 11 maps. Before I review this one, let me admit that I’ve never been into book length biographies, even when they concern Civil War era figures, so […]

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