Man and Nature at Port Hudson, 1863, 1917

Discover the interplay between humans and the natural world with this compelling account of life at Port Hudson during the Civil War and beyond. Drawing on a wealth of primary sources and historical records, author Milledge L. Bonham paints a vivid picture of this unique moment in American history.

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