
American Civil War, 1861 To 1865, Volume I – The Confederacy
By André Geraque KifferLength3h 57m
About this audiobook
The American Civil War, which took place between April 12, 1861 and May 26, 1865, took place in the United States between the Union ("the North") and the Confederacy ("the South"), which was formed in 1861 by states that had seceded from the former. At the beginning of the war, both sides believed that a major battle would decide the conflict. The Confederacy failed in developing a general strategy for the entire war. A more aggressive strategy would require a concentration of offensive force. In the development of the war simulation, I will use the board game "For the People" by GMT Games. In this historical simulation, the real intention of the Confederate strategic plan will be to pursue a strategy on interior lines, similar to the Prussian (by Frederick) in the wars of the 18th century.
Audiobook details
GenreHistory, Other
Length3 hrs 57 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJan 19, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1American Civil War, 1861 to 1865, Volume I The Confederacy
2HISTORICAL FACT
3Img 1: United States until the First Civil War.
4Casualties
5Freedom with monitoring extremist political or religious doctrines
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6Meet alliance obligations through diplomatic agreements
7Partial freedom with financial development of the population
8Meet obligations through monetary loans
9Legal freedom in parallel with the development of education
10Revolutionize (without violence) between order and progress
11HISTORICAL SIMULATION
12Img 28: Spreadsheet for simulation.
13Img 30: Inner lines.
14From Moral (A3 blocks in Img 28)
15From Security (A4 blocks in Img 28)
16Img 34: Miniatures.
17Img 37: 1:35 scale miniatures and other details.
18Strategic Cards Phase (FCE) / Operational Systems Intelligence & Command
19Img 43: Naval blockade at Cape Hatteras.
20Img 44: Hood and his brigade on the march.
21Logistics and Attrition Phase (FLA) / Logistics & Surveillance Operational Systems
22Political Will Phase (FVP) / Psychological Operational System
23command: Bragg in Little Rock, AR, and Smith in Nashville, TN.
24Logistics and Attrition Phase / Logistics & Surveillance Operational Systems
25Strategic Rounds Phase / Countermobility, Maneuvers & Countermaneuver Operational Systems
26Img 55: Stuart and his brigade advance into battle.
27Img 59: Summary of naval movements.
28Img 60: The Iron Brigade, the “Black Hats”.
29Img 65: President Davis in psychological campaign.
30Img 66: Jackson in the Cumberland Valley.
31Logistics and Attrition Phase / Logistics & Surveillance Operational Systems
32Campaign in TO Trans-Mississippi
33Img 74: Eastern TO.
34Strategic Rounds Phase / Countermobility, Maneuvers & Countermaneuver Operational Systems
35Logistics and Attrition Phase / Logistics & Surveillance Operational Systems
36Turn 7 / Spring 1863
37Img 77: Situation at the beginning of 1863.
38Img 79: Battle of Vicksburg.
39Campaign in Western TO
40Img 81: Western TO.
41Img 83: Final strategic framework.
42Political Will Phase / Psychological Operational System
43Art of War of Napoleon