Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: No Bragg, Just Facts

Banners to the Breeze is the second book from the Great Campaigns of the Civil War series that I have read, and I am quite impressed with the product. Each book takes a look at an extended campaign and its strategy and battles, providing a coherent insightful study of a slice of the American Civil War. Banners covers the war in Tennessee and Kentucky from immediately after Shiloh through Bragg's and Edmund Kirby Smith's invasion of Kentucky to Stones River. The author depicts Bragg as an excellent strategist, but worthless as a tactician. My appreciation for the logistical problems in Tennessee and the Civil War in general continues to rise. I guess I am working my way backwards through the series, since I read Crisis in Command (the Chickamauga, Chattanooga and Knoxville campaign) first, and am now reading Struggle for the Heartland (Fts Henry and Donelson through Shiloh). Each book in the series has a different author, but all are excellent.