"The writer was a private soldier at Gettysburg & on service at General Vincent's headquarters as a bugler. His account of this particular engagement shows that Vincent took his brigade to Round Top without either orders from Warren or Barnes & fixed his own position..."--New York Times. "It seems to us that this book is conclusive; a most important addition to the records of the fighting at Gettysburg."--The Boston Herald. "This is an attempt to describe more fully & accurately than had heretofore been done that part of the battle fought on one corner of the field where more than in any other place, the fate of the contests between the two armies was decided."--Army & Navy Journal. "It is an example of the sort of book about the Civil War of which more ought to be written. It carefully examines the accepted accounts of the fight & compares them with one another & with all the official reports of the occurrence, both Union & Confederate."--The Evening Mail. "No one will ever write a history of the Battle of Gettysburg again without referring to your book. It is all together admirable, a model for such a book."--Cyrus Townsend Brady. Order from: Stan Clark Military Books, 915 Fairview Ave., Gettysburg, PA 17325; Phone: 717-337-1728; Fax: 717-337-0581.