The Second Day at Gettysburg: The Attack and Defense of Cemetery Ridge, July 2, 1863 Harold Gilliam with their quietly urgent moral

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The Second Day at Gettysburg: The Attack and Defense of Cemetery Ridge, July 2, 1863 Harold Gilliam with their quietly urgent moralSo much has been written about Gettysburg, goes the well worn clich, that there is nothing new left to write. The Second Day at Gettysburg: The Attack and Defense of Cemetery Ridge, July 2, 1863, by David L. Shultz and Scott L. Mingus Sr. aptly demonstrates that there is indeed still much to learn about the wars largest and bloodiest battle. Based upon a faulty early morning reconnaissance, General Robert E. Lee decided to attack up the Emmitsburg