author
Jesse Littleton Rogers
b. 1907
Best known for a compact history of two pivotal Civil War campaigns, this early-20th-century writer focused on Chickamauga and Chattanooga with a clear eye for strategy and historical record. His work remains of interest to readers who like concise military history grounded in documented events.
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The Civil War Battles of Chickamauga and Chattanooga
by Jesse Littleton Rogers
About the author
Jesse Littleton Rogers was an American author born in 1907. The main work clearly linked to him in widely available library and ebook records is The Civil War Battles of Chickamauga and Chattanooga, a study of two major 1863 campaigns in the Western Theater of the American Civil War.
Catalog and ebook records show the book was published in 1942, with later circulation through libraries, archives, and Project Gutenberg. The surviving descriptions of the book present it as a focused historical narrative built around troop movements, command decisions, and the larger significance of Chattanooga as a strategic hub.
Very little biographical information about Rogers appears to be readily confirmed in major open sources beyond his birth year and authorship of this book, so a fuller life story is difficult to verify with confidence. That scarcity makes the work itself the clearest introduction to him: a concise, accessible piece of Civil War writing that has outlived its era and found new readers online.