Gettysburg
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Gettysburg: A Novel of the Civil War
By William R. Forstchen, Newt GingrichThe forward line of the advance—the brigades of Kelly, Cross, Zook, and Brooke on the left; men of the old solid Second Corps, including McDougall; and Ruger of the Twelfth Corps on the right—were halfway down the slope.
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Gettysburg: The Place, the Battles, the Outcome
By William C. StorrickWilliam T. Wofford, Brig. Gen. 1. Richard B. Garnett, Brig. Gen. 2. James L. Kemper, Brig. Gen. 3. Lewis A. Armistead, Brig. Gen. 1. Evander Law, Brig. Gen. 2. Jerome B. Robertson, Brig. Gen. 3. George T. Anderson, Brig. Gen. 4.
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Gettysburg
By William C. Davis, David MuenchThe bloodiest battle on the American continent was fought at Gettysburg. This 9" x 12" book details the story and sites of of this most visited of the Civil War Parks.
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Gettysburg: Illustrated Essays
By Todd J. JacobusRead the dramatic tale of an elderly local who took up arms. Follow a Federal regiment as they make a suicidal plunge into charging Confederates. Sit in on a Council of War.
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Gettysburg: The Last Invasion
By Allen GuelzoDoubleday" (December 6, 1881), in Campbell Brown; Civil War, 332–33; Pfanz, Richard S. Ewell, 308; Haines, “Lights Mingled with Shadows: Lt. Gen. Richard S. Ewell–July 1, 1863,” 49. Maj. E. C. Gordon, “Controversy About Gettysburg,” ...
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Gettysburg: A Battlefield Guide
By Mark Grimsley, Brooks D. SimpsonStop 5a O'Neal 12th AL 26th AL 6th AL 5th AL Forney House McLean Barn Iverson Mummasburg Rd . م کالا 12th MA 97th NY 90th PA 83rd NY 11th PA Stop 5a 88th PA 45th NY Baxter N 1 July 1 , 2 : 00-2 : 20 p.m. Baxter's brigade parries ...
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Gettysburg
By Jason CooperA Brief Description Of The Civil War Battle And The Military Park That Serves As The Memorial.
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Gettysburg
By Stephen W. Sears12, 1869, Ladd and Ladd, eds., Bachelder Papers, 1:364–65; Ruger, Colgrove reports, OR 27.1:781, 814; Alonzo H. Quint, The Record of the Second Massachusetts Infantry, 1861–1865 (Boston: James Walker, 1867), 180, 183; Morse to his ...
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Gettysburg: The Last Invasion
By Allen C. Guelzo... 1870), 95-96; Alexander, Flghtingfor the Confederagr, 253: James T. Carter, “Flag of the Fifty-Third Va. ... SHSP 5 (January—February 1878), 50-51; Joseph R. Cabell to Pq'ton Randolph (July 11, 1863) and W. R. Aylett (July 11., ...
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Gettysburg: Memory, Market, and an American Shrine
By Jim WeeksJohn B. Bachelder , Gettysburg : What to See , and How to See It ( Boston : John B. Bachelder ; New York : Lee , Shepard , and Dillingham , 1873 ) , pp . i , 2—3 , 3-4 . 35. Vanderslice , Gettysburg , pp . 213—21 . 36.
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Gettysburg: Memory, Market, and an American Shrine
By Jim WeeksLEss THAN four months after the battle, Mrs. Cornelia Taylor, her husband, and a few friends left Lansboro, Pennsylvania, to visit some soldiers in the Army of the Potomac near Washington, D.C. Because the group failed to obtain passes ...
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Gettysburg: The Turning Point in the Struggle between North and South
By Kevin J. DoughertyHe finally reached Evergreen Cemetery on Cemetery Hill where he met XI Corps commander Howard and his artillery chief, Major Thomas Osborn. By now most observers had concluded the Confederates were planning to assault the Federal center ...
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Gettysburg: An Alternate History
By Peter TsourasAnother of Jacksons former division commanders. he now commanded the armys new corps. It included Major General R.H. Anderson s division from Longstreets corps, and two divisions built from Hills own large division and now commanded by ...
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Gettysburg: The Bloodiest Battle of the Civil War
By Jennifer JohnsonPresents the history surrounding the battle at Gettysburg, and summarizes the aftermath of General Lee's retreat.
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Gettysburg: The Graphic History of America's Most Famous Battle and the Turning Point of The Civil War
By Wayne Vansant... Rodes lost nearly 700 men from the brigade of edward O'neal. he was infuriated to find that several of his regimental comManders had stayed with reserve units and not even gone in with their men. lysander cutler's brigade, ...
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Gettysburg: A Novel of the Civil War
By William R. Forstchen, Newt GingrichIn the great tradition of The Killer Angels and Jeff Shaara's bestselling Civil War trilogy, this is a novel of true heroism and glory in America's most trying hour.
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Gettysburg: A Novel of the Civil War
By William R. Forstchen, Newt Gingrich, Albert S. Hanser“ Everyone kept looking at that map , saying we were flanked and Hooker knocked out cold . ... Discovering that she was having an affair with the nephew of Francis Scott Key , Dan Sickles had confronted the man in Lafayette Park ...
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Gettysburg
By Thomas R. FlagelIn this installment in the Battle Briefings series, Thomas Flagel provides an accessible and informative introduction to the battle.
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Gettysburg
By Thomas R. FlagelThomas R. Flagel. Gettysburg: The Story of the Battle with Maps by David Reisch and David M. Detweiler. A vivid journey for the visual learner, this atlas shows how the fight unfolded and the fundamental role of landscapes in the ...
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Gettysburg: The Meade-Sickles Controversy
By Richard A. SauersWhen Lowrance took command of the brigade, he found it in a “depressed, dilapidated, and almost unorganized condition.” With the brigade so reduced in numbers, Lowrance was extremely worried about the vulnerability of his position, ...