Tree of Appomattox Civil War's Close 1930 Joseph Altsheler Cloth Ex-Library Good

D. Appleton and Company, 1930. Ex-library cloth bound hardcover of The Tree of Appomattox: A Story of the Civil War's Close by Joseph Altsheler.

A historical fiction novel that focuses on the dramatic final months of the American Civil War through the eyes of two young soldiers, one Union and one Confederate. The story details the intense military campaigns, including the siege of Petersburg, that immediately preceded the end of the conflict. It climaxes with the surrender at Appomattox, using the imagery of the historic location to explore themes of courage, reconciliation, and the hopeful close of a nation's defining struggle.

Good condition. Ex-library markings. Covers scuffed. Binding strong and page block square. Bookplates removed from the inner front cover and front fly leaf. Previous owner's name in pencil to the top of the front free end paper. Inner hinges reinforced. Library's blind book stamp and marking to the Table of Contents and last pages. Pages crisp and clean. Solid book with shelf wear.