Culp's Hill
2003·144 pages
Military history of the Union defense of Culp’s Hill at Gettysburg, drawn from reports, letters, and memoirs.
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Military history of the Union defense of Culp’s Hill at Gettysburg, drawn from reports, letters, and memoirs.
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South of the town of Gettysburg, Union troops take possession of the wooded heights at the tip of their "fishhook" defensive line. Defending Culp's Hill meant protecting the flank; it was the key to victory. Using official reports, letters, diaries, and memoirs, this book describes the struggle for the high ground and tells how and why the generals made their crucial decisions
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will contain mild spoilers
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Civil War combat: wounds, deaths, and battle casualties from reports and memoirs
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Union–Confederate Civil War politics and command decisions recur throughout
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Wartime hardship and soldier suffering referenced in battle accounts
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