Description
This nonfiction book is a highly acclaimed account of the Battle of Gettysburg, a pivotal event in the American Civil War. Written by historian Stephen W. Sears, it provides a comprehensive and compelling narrative of the three-day battle, focusing on the tactical decisions and strategic errors of both the Union and Confederate commanders. The book is known for its detailed research and its accessible prose, making it a definitive modern history of the battle for a wide range of readers.
First published in 2003, “Gettysburg” has been praised for its balanced perspective and its ability to bring the complex battle to life. It remains a key work for both military history enthusiasts and those new to the subject.
