A well-loved companion. Corners and cover might show a little wear and you could find some notes or highlights. The dust jacket might be MIA it might have been a library book and extras aren t guaranteed—but the story s all there!

Leading for Mission: Integrating Life Culture and Faith in Catholic Education is the third volume of the Mission and Education Series. It is designed to provide leaders in today s Church with the capacity to confidently match the strategic and operational elements of their leadership with a deep and contemporary commitment to mission.

All three books are Stated First Editions published by Superior Publishing Company. One was published in 1964, one in 1966, and one in 1968. The covers of all three books are exceptionally clean. They have very little wear (see photos). The interiors of all three books are very clean. I didn't see any conspicuous wear inside any of them. All three books are solidly bound from cover to cover. The covers are also solidly bound. The dust jackets are all in decent condition with only fairly minor wear (see photos). The jacket of Gen. Sheridan's biography was produced a little shorter than the height of the book. The three jackets are not price-clipped, not clipped at all. I will fit each of the jackets with a protective cover after the photos are taken.

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General Grant s personal memoirs are a must read for all Civil War buffs and those even remotely interested in history. This book which includes both Volume I and II articulately spells out the military career of one of the United States greatest generals. Grant s memoirs are well-written thoughtful insightful and offer more than a glimpse into the mind of U.S. Grant. Volume I opens with a heartfelt preface where Grant explains how his diminishing health pushed him to complete this work and asking no favor but hoping (his remarks) will meet the approval of the reader. They most definitely do. Following the preface the reader is given a (very) short review of his early childhood life at West Point and early Army life. The next one hundred pages are dedicated to the Mexican War followed by his resignation from the military and civilian life in Illinois. The remainder of Volume I and all of Volume II extensively deal with the war between the states. Volume I (written before Grant realized he was critically ill) is rich in detail of the various military campaigns and his ascension through the military ranks. Volume II hurls the reader into the conflict reads rapidly and is rife with Grant s personal observations and insights. This second volume picks up where the first left off--following Vicksburg to the campaigns in Tennessee to the Battle of the Wilderness to Sherman s March to the Sea to the Battle of Franklin right up to Appomattox and all the events of April and May 1865. These campaigns are told from the commanding general s perspective with great overview and detail. However what really makes Volume II special are all the personal observations and insightful comments about those Grant served with and against. Grant is thoughtful and displays much about himself as this great book draws to a close. An eloquently written detailed first-person account of the Civil War that offers much to those who read it.