Includes bibliographical references (p. 443-450) and index.
Contents:
Prologue: looking back before the battle -- The road to war -- In defense of Virginia -- After Bull Run -- King coal versus king cotton -- Jackson's Romney campaign -- Northern confidence restored -- Gloom deepens in the South -- War in earnest comes to Virginia -- Jackson's plan accepted: invasion postponed -- First policy resumed -- The troubled NOrth -- Lee and Jackson begin the Northward movement -- North to the Potomac -- The invasion begins -- Frustration and disappointment -- After Sharpsburg -- Planning resumed -- Preparing to move -- After Chancellorsville -- The struggle for troops -- Preparing for the invasion -- Starting North again -- The seeds of disaster -- Alarm in Pennsylvania, confusion in Washington -- Change in plans -- Lee's deep concern -- The endangered North -- Marching into Pennsylvania -- To the banks of the Susquehanna -- And then back to Gettysburg -- After the battle.
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