The book, For Home And Country: A Civil War Scrapbook represents an informative pictorial overview of the war.  This interesting pictorial and verbal scrapbook is packed with rare original photographs, diaries, and letters, as well as, stories, newspaper clippings and original advertisements.  Included in this book is the record of the war from the perspective of soldiers on the battlefield, as well as, their loved ones at home as they all confront the victories and defeats of a war-torn country.  The major sections of this book include the following: 1) Acknowledgments; 2) Timeline: Four Long Years; 3) Introduction: War Fever (by Brian C. Pobanka); 4) Citizen to Soldier (By Brian C. Pobanka; 5) Outfitting the Troops; 6) The Rigors of War; 7) Making Do; 8) Feast or Famine; 9) A path of Destruction; 10) A World of Death; 11) The Sick and Wounded; 12) Prisoners of War; 13) Writing Home; 14) News of the War; 15) Photographing the War (By Kean Wilcox); 16) Battling Boredom; 17) Marching Home; 18) Glossary; 19) Selected Bibliography and 20) Picture Credits.  In addition to a very informative narrative, the book For Home And Country: A Civil War Scrapbook, includes the following features: 1) Approximately 116 vintage black and white photographs and 2) About 27 highly detailed black and white illustrations.  This book is 98 pages and is in excellent condition.  The primary authors are Norman Bolotin and Angela Herb.  Edition published in 19