
Length20h 47m
About this audiobook
Few voices from the American Civil War speak from as close to the center of command as that of Lieutenant General James Longstreet. A trusted subordinate of Robert E. Lee and one of the Confederacy’s most capable corps commanders, Longstreet witnessed the war not from the distant perspective of memory alone, but from the saddle, the staff tent, and the councils where strategy was shaped and lives were weighed against decisions.
From Manassas to Appomattox, first published in 1896, is more than a soldier’s recollection. It is a defense, a reflection, and at times a quiet argument with history itself. Writing in the decades after the guns fell silent, Longstreet sought to record how campaigns unfolded as he saw them, to explain the reasoning behind controversial choices, and to respond to critics who, in the postwar years, placed heavy blame upon his shoulders—especially for the outcome at Gettysburg.
Audiobook details
GenreBiography and Memoir
Length20 hrs 47 mins
Narrated byRecorded Track
FormatAudiobook
Publish dateAug 2, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Intro
26Chapter 25: Burnside’s Mud March
2Chapter 1: Blackburn’s Ford
27Chapter 26: Lee Invades Pennsylvania
3Chapter 2: First Bull Run
28Chapter 27: Gettysburg Day 1
4Chapter 3: Gates of Washington
29Chapter 28: Gettysburg Day 2
5Chapter 4: Ball’s Bluff
30Chapter 29: Missed Chance at Culp’s Hill
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6Chapter 5: Battle of Williamsburg
31Chapter 30: Pickett's Charge
7Chapter 6: Seven Pines
32Chapter 31: Gettysburg Aftermath
8Chapter 7: Lee takes Command
33Chapter 32: Retreat from Gettysburg
9Chapter 8: Battle of Gaines’s Mill
34Chapter 33: Longstreet Goes West
10Chapter 9: Glendale
35Chapter 34: Battle of Chickamauga
11Chapter 10: Battle of Malvern Hill
36Chapter 35: Siege of Chattanooga
12Chapter 11: Pope’s harsh orders
37Chapter 36: March on Knoxville
13Chapter 12: Jackson Disappears
38Chapter 37: Assault on Fort Sanders
14Chapter 13: Second Manassas
39Chapter 38: Bean’s Station and Winter War
15Chapter 14: Longstreet Crushes the Union Left
40Chapter 39: Tennessee 1864
16Chapter 15: Storm at Chantilly
41Chapter 40: Missed Chance
17Chapter 16: Road to Antietam
42Chapter 41: Kentucky Invasion
18Chapter 17: Battle of South Mountain
43Chapter 42: The Overland Campaign
19Chapter 18: Lee Falls back to Sharpsburg
44Chapter 43: Battle of the Wilderness
20Chapter 19: Antietam - The Bloodiest Day of the Civil War
45Chapter 44: Battle of Fair Oaks & Darbytown Road
21Chapter 20: Antietam’s Final Hours
46Chapter 45: Second Battle of Fort Fisher
22Chapter 21: Why Lee’s Maryland Campaign Failed
47Chapter 46: Battle of Five Forks
23Chapter 22: Road to Fredericksburg
48Chapter 47: Sailor’s Creek
24Chapter 23: Fredericksburg Begins
49Chapter 48: Appomattox
25Chapter 24: The Slaughter at Marye’s Heights
50Chapter 49: Fight for Redemption