Books by Bruce Allardice

Co-edited with Professor Larry Hewitt, Kentuckians in Gray contains biographical articles on every Kentucky-born or Kentucky-serving Confederate general. The essays on each general are written by some of the top scholars in the field, among them Charles Roland, Art Bergeron and Nathaniel C. Hughes. An appendix gives a short biography of every field officer of a Kentucky Confederate unit. One review finds it "An enthralling read". Published by the University Press of Kentucky.

Confederate Colonels

A Biographical Register

Few books can claim to be the definitive work on a subject. Confederate Colonels. A Biographical Register is one of those books, already praised as a "must-read" "Highly recommended" for scholars, genealogists, and history buffs alike. According to historian Jeffrey Wert, "It is a work of prodigious research and is recommended without reservation." The introduction contains ground-breaking analysis of the Confederate officer corps, explaining WHY the Confederate army did better in Virginia than elsewhere. Published by University of Missouri Press.

Confederate Generals in the Western Theater

In this collection of essays on Confederate Generals in the Western Theater (vol. 3), Bruce Allardice examines General Stephen D. Lee's conduct at the Battle of Ezra Church. Published by University of Tennessee Press.

Louisianans in the Civil War

In this collection of essays on Louisianans in the Civil War, Bruce Allardice contributes a ground-breaking essay on Louisiana's Jewish Confederates. Published by University of Missouri Press.

Texas Burial Sites of Civil War Notables

Co-authored with Jim Mundie, John Luckey and Dean Letzring, Texas Burial Sites is a guided, illustrated tour of the 640 most prominent Civil War figures buried in Texas. Soldiers and civilians, Union and Confederate, are included, with a brief biography, photos and directions to their gravesites.

Published by Hill College Press, the book can be ordered via Jim Mundie Books.

More Generals in Gray

While Ezra Warner's book Generals in Gray has long (and justly) been considered a classic, More Generals in Gray is its worthy supplement. Learn about the Confederate generals that history largely ignored. A selection of the History Book of the Month Club. Published by LSU Press.

Articles

"The Plot to Seize St. Louis", Civil War Times Illustrated May 1996

"Longstreet's Nightmare In Tennessee", Civil War vol. 18

"Curious Clash at Blair's Landing", America's Civil War 1997

"Out of the Shadows. General Robert C. Tyler", Civil War Times Illustrated Feb. 1995

"West Points of the Confederacy. Southern Military Schools and the Confederate Army", Civil War History vol. 43 (1997)

"In Search of ... General William Henry Carroll", West Tennessee Historical Society Papers 1994

"The Confederate Dahlgren", North & South vol. 4 no. 3 (2001)

"Colonel Colton Greene. "A Gallant and Conspicuous Figure", www.pricecamp.org/greene.htm

"Burial Places of Confederate Generals and Colonels in GA", Georgia Genealogical Society Quarterly Winter 1999