Gettysburg as the Generals Remembered It

The late Robert P. Broadwater wrote more than 35 books of military history and more than 100 magazine articles dealing with the American Civil War and the Revolutionary War. He lived in Pennsylvania.

“the structure of the book is one of Broadwater’s successes. He takes the recollections of several commanders and molds them into a coherent account of the battle...refreshing approach to one of the most studied battles in history”—On Point; “excellent”—The Lone Star.

• Table of ContentsIntroduction      The Comte de Paris, USA      General Oliver Howard, USA      General Henry W. Slocum, USA      General Abner Doubleday, USA      General Daniel Sickles, USA      General David Gregg, USA      General John Newton, USA      General Daniel Butterfield, USA      Major General John Gibbon, USA      Lieutenant General James Longstreet, CSA      General Fitzhugh Lee, CSA      Epilogue      Appendix: Organization, Strength and Losses of the Opposing Armies at Gettysburg      Notes      Bibliography      Index