Two Views of Gettysburg (The Lakeside Classics, Vol. 62)

xl, 264 pp. Navy cloth boards. "...we have selected what we believe to be two of the most interesting accounts of the great battle. The first account is a human and sympathetic portrayal of the Confederate Army during the battle by a trained European soldier, Colonel Sir Arthur J. L. Fremantle of the British Coldstream Guards, who was an observer with the army of Northern Virginia as a guest of General Longstreet. The second account is the stirring story of the battle by a participant in the Northern Army, Lt. Frank Haskell."--publishers' preface