To Gettysburg and beyond: the parallel lives of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and Edward Porter Alexander

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A study of two men who played key roles in the Battle of Gettysburg follows the lives and military careers of Chamberlain, the Union commander who saved the day at Little Round Top, and Alexander, professional artillerist, engineer, and aide to Lee and Longstreet.

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