[PDF.04tv] Brandy Station 1863: First step towards Gettysburg (Campaign)

Brandy Station 1863: First step towards Gettysburg (Campaign)

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 | #853868 in Books |  2008-10-21 |  2008-10-21 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.88 x.25 x7.26l,.69 | File type: PDF | 96 pages

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||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| Excellent accounting of the Brandy Station battle|By 17thVaInf|This book shines as an excellent accounting of the Brandy Station battle. Unlike many of the Osprey battle series that only touch the surface of larger battles, perhaps because they are so complex, this format works really well for a battle of the Brandy Station scale. It provides appropriate detail at a regimenta| |“In short, this book is an excellent overview of the initial battle of the Gettysburg Campaign.” ―Jeff Grim, Collected Miscellany, www.collectedmiscellany.com (February 2009)|About the Author|Daniel Be

The road to Gettysburg began at Brandy Station on June 9, 1863 during the American Civil War (1861-1865). However, the cavalry clash in Culpeper County, Virginia, counts for more than just the opening round of Lee's second invasion of the North. The battle showed both sides that the Federal cavalry had now come of age, that Blue and Gray horsemen were now equal in ability. Early in the morning on June 9, Pleasanton launched his men, split into two divisions, across th...

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