Item# APS 5
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“A basic source for the Army of the Potomac, the general’s letters reveal an eccentric, yet appealing, personality with a remarkably perceptive mind.” Mullins & Rowena, The Union Bookshelf.

“The essential title for any study of Meade...” Gary Gallagher, Civil War: The Magazine of the Civil War Society.

Item# APS 8
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“Drawing on family records, the general’s letters and scrapbooks, contemporary accounts, and secondary studies, Gambone has crafted a readable, accurate biography of this important man.” Richard Sauers.

Hartranft commanded the 51st Penna. Vol., rose to command a 9th Corps division, was in charge of the Lincoln conspirators at Old Capitol Prison, and served two terms as Pennsylvania governor.

Item# APS 9
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Gerrish was the only member of the famed 20th Maine Infantry who purposely wrote a book about the regiment. “...provides a private’s viewpoint of his Civil War experiences....A compelling narrative...” Ramon de Rosas, Maine in Print.

Item# APS 10
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This is undoubtedly one of the best Union cavalry regimental histories. In 1892, a reviewer noted that no other cavalry regimental history had “approached in completeness and luxury that which has lately appeared to commemorate the services and chronicle the history of the officers and men of the First Massachusetts Cavalry.”

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“One of the large cadre of unsung Union generals, Samuel K. Zook’s life is steeped in mystery and controversy. Al Gambone’s investigative talents and vivid descriptions provide a compelling insight into a general who surrendered his life at Gettysburg.” Frank O’Reilly

Item# APS 14
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“A full and useful history, containing excerpts from letters, diaries, and recollections; a good source for the Army of the Potomac.” Civil War Books.

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The 22nd Massachusetts Infantry was raised through the efforts of Republican senator Henry Wilson. It served at Yorktown and suffered heavy casualties at Gaines’ Mill. At Gettysburg, the unit was engaged in the Wheatfield. The regiment was also engaged in the Wilderness and Spotsylvania battles. The outfit is one of Fox’s Fighting 300 Union regiments.

Item# APS 18
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“The author divides the main portion of the book into three chapters for each day of the battle. In each one, Gambone focuses on Hancock’s performance and details controversies that ensued which involved the general....His is the fullest treatment of the controversies.” Jeffry Wert, Civil War News.

Item# APS 19
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Gould served in the 1st-10th-29th Maine and saw action in the East (Cedar Mountain, Antietam, Cedar Creek, Fisher’s Hill) and in the West (Red River).

“Of particular interest to collectors are Gould’s observations about Civil War arms and accoutrements. His description of his growing collection of Confederate buttons and other ‘Secesh’—souvenirs he ‘liberated’ with impunity—is fascinating. This is a well-edited, handsomely presented work...” North South Trader’s Civil War.

“Save for Wainwright, diaries and journals are generally only marginally useful in my view, but the Gould piece is a decided exception. In fact...it will instantly become one of the most commonly cited of all primary sources relating to the topics it covers. It is a fabulous document. It’s immediate, unvarnished, and full of detail and observation rarely found in a document of this sort.” John Hennessy.

“...an outstanding addition to Civil War literature. The editors and publisher are not only to be commended for bringing these journals to print, but for providing well-researched supplementary footnotes and introductory essays, clear and appropriate maps, and a useful index....a book that deserves a place in every research library.” Ethan Rafuse, Civil War News.

Item# APS 21
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This is a reprint of the official publication of the state of Ohio concerning its monuments at Gettysburg. It contains a brief history of the battle, dedication speeches, and details about Ohio units.