Gettysburg July 1 1863: Confederate: The Army of Northern Virginia (Order of Battle)

*30 b/w photos * 20 color photos * 25 full-color maps * 20 charts * 7 x 9 The first day of fighting at Gettysburg appeared to belong to the Confederates, as they hounded Union soldiers through the streets of the town. The new Order of Battle Series detail the organization, historical background, and performance of each army unit that converged at Gettysburg. Individual acts of courage are counterposed against the Confederate commanders'inability or unwillingness to capitalize on their first day's success. July 1 ended with the Army of Northern Virginia in the familiar position of having driven their foes in near route. However, at dusk, in the failing light, the Army of the Potomac could be seen gathering itself on the forbidding heights south of Gettysburg. In the ORDER OF BATTLE series, an illustrated account of the organization, historical background and performance of each unit of the Army of Northern Virginia that fought for the Confederates at Gettysburg. It is intended as a companion volume to GETTYSBURG 1 JULY: ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, in the same series and by the same authors. The Army Of Northern Virginia -- I Csa Army Corps -- Ii Csa Army Corps -- Ii Corps Battles -- Iii Csa Army Corps -- Iii Corps Battles -- Stuart's Cavalry Division -- Wargaming Gettysburg : Day 1. James Arnord & Roberta Wiener. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 96). Book is in used-good condition. Could be missing access codes or other accessories. May be ex-library inventory.