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Lost Triumph: Lee's Real Plan at Gettysburg--and Why It Failed

Author Tom Carhart

Format Paperback

Publisher Berkley Trade

Category Civil War

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The Battle of Gettysburg was one of America's pivotal moments. Union forces repelled the brilliant, seemingly unbeatable Robert E. Lee-just as he was poised to capture the nation's capital. History has held that Lee made one disastrous decision on the battle's last day-launching "Pickett's Charge" uphill across an open field against the heart of the Union defense. But why would he have employed only a fifth of his forces at such a crucial moment? Tom Carhart offers a bold thesis-that Lee's real strategy was to combine Pickett's frontal attack with a daring rear assault to break the Union Army in half. But this second attack was stopped by a force half its size, led by the young, unproven General Custer, who helped turn the tide of the war. Destined to be controversial, this is a provocative, indispensable reassessment of a monumental battle.

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Tom Carhart

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  • Release Date: 2006-04-04
  • Publisher: Berkley Trade
  • Format: Paperback
  • ISBN: 9780425207918

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