For your consideration is this First Edition of "Sparks From The Campfire", 1889, by Lt. Col. Charles S. Greene, W. A. Houghton publisher. This notable work is a compilation of military anecdotes, personal accounts, and historical narratives centered around the American Civil War. It captures the raw experiences of soldiers during the American Civil War, including accounts of desperate battles, reckless daring, lofty patriotism, and terrible suffering. Features hair-breadth escapes of soldiers, scout narratives, secret service operations, and the realities of Southern prison pens. Balances intense accounts of wartime suffering with lighter "incidents of mirth and merriment" from everyday camp life. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles S. Greene was an American Union Army veteran, author, and editor best known for compiling firsthand accounts of the American Civil War. This brown cloth bound gold gilt stamped illustrated hardcover is in good overall condition, scuffing noted. Intact top, bottom and fore edge marbled pages exhibit age tanning and slight foxing. Measures 5.25"W x 8"L x 1.75"D, weight is 1lb, 12oz