
Length6h 46m
About this audiobook
John Jackman was only one of thousands of Kentucky men who found themselves lured to the cause of the South in 1861. Indeed, many had "gone South" before him, as the Kentucky regiments actually began formation across the line at Camp Boone, Tennessee, in July.
The Second Kentucky Infantry organized on July 13, followed by the Third a few days later. On August 30 the Fourth Kentucky was mustered in, and about the same time a battery of artillery from the Bluegrass State joined the regiments. In September Kentucky abandoned its stance of neutrality between Union and Confederacy, and forces from both sides moved into the state in the hope of taking it for their own.
Audiobook details
GenreBiography and Memoir
Length6 hrs 46 mins
Narrated byRecorded Track
FormatAudiobook
Publish dateJul 4, 2025
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Intro
10Chapter 9: The Siege of Chattanooga
2Chapter 1: Kentucky Enters the War
11Chapter 10: The Snowball Battle
3Chapter 2: The Battle of Shiloh
12Chapter 11: The Battle of Resaca
4Chapter 3: Retreat from Corinth
13Chapter 12: The Atlanta Campaign
5Chapter 4: Defense of Vicksburg
14Chapter 13: Wounded by a Shell
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6Chapter 5: Breckinridge’s Division
15Chapter 14: Dire Need for Manpower
7Chapter 6: The Battle of Stones River
16Chapter 15: Nighttime Battle
8Chapter 7: The Siege of Jackson
17Chapter 16: Surrender
9Chapter 8: The Battle of Chickamauga