Lee at Chattanooga: A Novel of What Might Have Been, by Dennis P. McIntire. One of the Great What-Ifs of the Civil War Of all the Confederate generals of the American Civil War, none is as revered as Robert E. Lee or as despised as Braxton Bragg. While Lee was invaluable to Jefferson Davis, Bragg was a longtime friend of the president and had his unwavering support. What might have happened if Lee had been sent to Chattanooga in September 1863? Many entertaining elements, historical and otherwise, are woven into this though-provoking tale of the Civil War. How effective might Lee have been had he been caught between the pettiness of Bragg and the protective Davis? How might the officers of the Army of Tennessee responded to Lee’s generalship? This narrative provides an enjoyable investigation into this episode of the war. (276 pages, 9” x 6”, Paperback) – Item #3753