The Gettysburg Campaign: A Study in Command

866 pp. 9 x 6.1. Several maps & pages of photographs. CONTENTS: Acknowledgments; Preface; I. Lee Prepares for a Summer Campaign, 1863; II. Hooker Marks Time; III. III. Brandy Station, a Double Surprise; IV. Armies on the Move; V. Hooker Bows Out; VI. Pennsylvania Prepares for Invasion; VII. The Confederates Plunder Pennsylvania; VIII. The Confederates Move to Battle; IX. Meade Takes Over; X. Arms and Men; XI. Reynolds Accepts a Challenge; XII. The Fruits of Victory Elude Lee; XIII. Meade Prepares for Battle; XIV. Lee Plans an Offensive; XV. The Fight for Little Round Top and the Peach Orchard; XVI. The Whole Union Line Ablaze; XVII. Lee and Meade Ponder and Plan; XVIII. Unfinished Business: The Battle for Culp's Hill, July 3; XIX. Pickett's Charge; XX. Retreat and Pursuit; Official Rosters: Army of the Potomac; Army of Northern Virginia; Notes; Bibliography; Index.