Abraham Lincoln's Honored Dead at The Gettysburg National Cemetery: Profiles of the 2,000 Soldiers with Names Preserved for Their Gravestones (James A. Christian - AG) Section-Gettysburg Maps clarifying the great military leader’s

clarifying the great military leader’s thoughts on his life and times through the end of the Civil War and offering his invaluable perspective on battlefield decision making

and Sergeant Jeff Wiggins of the 960th Quartermaster Service Company

This compilation is a single-volume resource for the gallant and aspiring Zouave soldier in the field

Gary Laine have produced a compelling story of Law's Alabama Brigade's attempt to wrest the Round Tops from Federal hands

Book 2 of the Gettysburg Witness Tree Series

Abraham Lincoln's Honored Dead at The Gettysburg National Cemetery: Profiles of the 2,000 Soldiers with Names Preserved for Their Gravestones (James A. Christian - AG) Section-Gettysburg Maps clarifying the great military leader’sAt the November 19, 1863, dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery, President Abraham Lincoln delivered his famous address, eulogizing the "honored dead" being interred there. Only half of the four thousand soldiers who would be interred in the cemetery would have names inscribed on their gravestones, the remainder being simply interred as unknowns. Abraham Lincoln's Honored Dead at the Gettysburg National Cemetery presents capsulized profiles