Civil War Torpedoes examines the history of landmine development
and use in the Civil War and beyond. The author organizes his
scholarship around three thematic elements: tactics, technology,
and morality. Hess uses multiple archival sources to tell a
compelling narrative, one that stresses not only the tactical and
technological challenges faced by torpedo pioneers but one that
also considers the moral stigma most contemporaries attached to
this new weapon of war.
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