Vermont at Gettysburgh: A Sketch of the Part Taken By the Vermont Troops in the Battle of Gettysburgh [Print Replica]

From the book: "The battle of Gettysburgh was a notable battle. In respect to numbers engaged, loss of life involved, and importance of results, it ranks, by universal consent, among the great battles of the world. It was the culmination of the rebellion, the turning point of the great war for the Union; and it was the only great battle of the war fought on the soil of a Northern State. Its claim on the interest of every American, from such characteristics, is enhanced for Vermonters by the fact that at three important points on the field Vermont troops held the front, and at the two chief crises of the battle were largely instrumental, in changing a doubtful fight into victory." This is a fascimile/print replica version of the book published in 1870. Pagination is identical. Care has been taken to preserve the quality of the images, some of which may have been rotated from landscape to a portrait view. Read more