Cory M. Pfarr works for the Department of Defense. He lives in Fallston, Maryland.

Table of Contents

Maps

Foreword by Harold M. Knudsen

Prologue: Abandoned by History

¿ Pre-Campaign and Day One

¿1.¿The Quibbling of Historians

¿2.¿The Indispensable J.E.B. Stuart Roams East

¿3.¿Lee Hesitates Without Stuart

¿4.¿Lee and Longstreet Deliberate Tactical Offensive

¿5.¿An Unfortunate Position Considered ... and Reconsidered

¿ Day Two

¿6.¿The Seething Disagreement and Apparent Apathy That Weren't

¿7.¿Intelligence Woes, Indecision and an Unfortunate Position

Re-Reconsidered

¿8.¿A Misconceived Attack Plan Set in Motion

¿9.¿The First Corps March Conundrum

10.¿McLaws Ordered to Attack an Occupied Road

11.¿Hood's Proposition

12.¿Longstreet According to McLaws

13.¿Longstreet's Wave Rolls Forward

14.¿Lee Watches Hill's Partial Assault

15.¿The Idleness of the Second Corps

16.¿The Attack Fizzles Out

17.¿The Night of the Second Day Controversy

¿ Day Three

18.¿Lee and Longstreet Prepare for a ­Last-Ditch Effort

19.¿The Artillery Support Plan for the Grand Charge

20.¿The ­Alexander-Longstreet ­Pre-Attack Dialogue

21.¿The ­Pickett-Pettigrew-Trimble Charge

22.¿The Wilcox and Lang Issue

23.¿Lee's Costly Decision

24.¿Longstreet Assesses Lee and Gettysburg

25.¿Shouldering the Burden of Gettysburg

Postscript: Reminiscences

Chapter Notes

Bibliography

Index