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The Battle of Bentonville was the last full-scale action of the Civil War and the largest ever fought in North Carolina. Bentonville was the only major attempt to defeat the Union army as it marched through the Carolinas, led by Gen. William T. Sherman.
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Battle and Staff Ride Overview

  • Bentonville Battlefield
    A great site with overview information on the battle.
  • Staff Ride Guide
    by William Glenn Robertson
    Center of Military History, United States Army, Washington DC, 1987.

    A history of the staff ride with an outline explaining how to organize and lead a staff ride at any level.
 

Books at MCB libraries in North Carolina

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Moore's Historical Guide to the Battle of Bentonville - Moore, Mark A.
Call Number: 973.738 MOORE (Avail @ Camps Lejeune & Johnson)
ISBN: 1882810155
Publication Date: 1997
Guide to the field where Sherman and Johnston fought their final battle, with detailed route and battle maps.

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Bentonville : the Final Battle of Sherman and Johnston - Hughes, Nathaniel Cheairs
Call Number: 973.738 HUGHES (Avail @ Camp Lejeune)
ISBN: 0807822817
Publication Date: 1996
A detailed tactical study of one of the last major Civil War confrontations.

 

Mower's Charge

The Battle of Bentonville, N.C.
Major General Mower, commanding First Division, Seventeenth Corps, turning the Confederate left half a mile from Bentonville, March 20th, 1865.


Primary Source Material

Each of the following are copies of correspondence and journals written in the time period for the Battle of Bentonville.

Maps

Student PME Papers

 

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