Women at Gettysburg1863 Revisited (Eileen F. Conklin (W)) lincoln and James Longstreet

and James Longstreet

that blindly accepting historical “truths” without vigorous challenge is a perilous path to understanding real history

Blackford account "The road was lined on each side by an ill-kept hedge grown-up high

Black Confederates

We have taken the the best stories of volume one and two and added new stories and photos to make this issue "The Complete edition" of Scott's hard work and research

Women at Gettysburg1863 Revisited (Eileen F. Conklin (W)) lincoln and James Longstreetby Eileen F. Conklin Revised and updated edition of this classic work. Fascinating and meticulously researched biographies of 40 women who served, nursed, or aided the soldiers after the battle of Gettysburg. The participation of these women was critical to the survival of many soldiers. 488 pages paperback S L# 24967