Little Round Top At Gettysburg: A Reassessment of July 2, 1863 (Joseph Michael Boslet - GC) fido The inspiration for the collection

The inspiration for the collection comes from the very first poem and essay on Michael Dougherty of the 13th Pennsylvania Calvary

Clay was like many Americans of his time: interested in a gradual end to slavery but largely on grounds that the institution limited whites' ability to profit from free labor and the South’s opportunity for economic advancement

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while Major Roy Stone led the additional six companies on the Virginia Peninsula with the Army of the Potomac—both contingents rendering distinguished service

At Camp Vance in Morganton

Little Round Top At Gettysburg: A Reassessment of July 2, 1863 (Joseph Michael Boslet - GC) fido The inspiration for the collectionby Joseph Boslet Offers a comprehensive reassessment of the July 2, 1863 battle, combining meticulous research, firsthand accounts, and tactical analysis. Little Round Top. Three words that resonate in American military history. It was there, at one of the most visited sites on the Gettysburg battlefield, that Confederates under Maj. Gen. John B. Hood attempted to turn the left flank of the Army of the Potomac. Only the supreme efforts of Col. Strong