Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Puts a human face on the Civil War legend

Robertson is a professor of history, and reading his book makes me wish I had taken one of his classes as a college student. This well-researched book debunks many of the myths surrounding Stonewall, and makes the famous general appear much more human, and much more worthy of genuine admiration.Jackson's modest behavior and deep religious conviction stood in stark contrast to his absolute tenacity on the battlefield. Over the last century Stonewall has grown into either a leader of an unholy cause or saint, depending on your point of view. The truth is a lot more complicated. Jackson was a kind man who could be explosive in explosive situations. And he wasn't nearly as eccentric as some legends claim. The real Stonewall Jackson -- revealed in Robertson's book -- is much more interesting, and believable, than the legend.