GEORGIA: The Story of Georgia (Hardcover)by Walter G Cooper. 1938. 642p. Volumes 3 4 only The document discusses the military and social implications of the Civil War, particularly focusing on Atlanta. General Sherman emphasizes the necessity for the inhabitants to evacuate due to the ongoing military operations, asserting that Atlanta's use for war contradicts its role as a family home. The assassination of President Lincoln intensified Northern anger towards the South, complicating peace