Essay gives me reaction to "The Killer Angels" by Michael Shaara.

In the historical novel "Killer Angels" by Michael Shaara and the movie "Glory," directed by Edward Zwick, soldiers in the Civil War have to choose between loyalties, the loyalty toward country and friends.

Compares the theme of leadership in the Civil War era film Glory, directed by Edward Zwick and the Civil War era novel, The Killer Angels, by Michael Shaara. Details the qualities of leadership and examines how Zwick and Shaara demonstrate that the effectiveness of a group has a direct link to the effectiveness of its leaders.

An overview of the causes of the American Civil War, derived from the historical novel The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara. While the North's objectives were to restore the union and, later, to end slavery, the South's objectives were to preserve their own liberty and freedom and to be truer to the Constitution as a separate nation. These perceptions dealt hand-in-hand with the military outcome at the battle of Gettysburg, the focus of Shaara's book.

Book Review of "The Killer Angels," by Micheal Shaara

In Killer Angels, many officers during the war followed under the rules that they must care for the well-being of their men, show physical courage, and must be willing to order the death of something you love for the good of the group.

This essay is about the Civil War in The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara. This essay deals with a colonel who is searching for the reason to fight in the war.

Provides an analysis of the opposing views of the U.S. Civil War. Describes how the war exemplified America's great struggle for freedom and justice. Considers the world wide implications of the war.

An in-depth analysis of the historical accuracy and educational value of the historical novel, "The Killer Angles."

An essay of the Killer Angels by Michael Shaara about the Civil War.