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Lincoln Comes To Gettysburg with Brad Gottfried

“Stopping Pickett:  The History of the Philadelphia Brigade” As Pickett's men made their final charge toward the clump of trees in the center of the Union line at Gettysburg, they smashed into the Philadelphia Brigade, which was assigned to this sector of the battlefield. This was not the first time that the brigade had distinguished itself in battle. From its first bloody battle at Ball's Bluff through the siege of Petersburg, the brigade fought in every campaign in the eastern theater of the war. One of only a handful of brigades with a unique name, it also had a distinction of being the only one that began the war under the flag of one state, and ended it under the city of another. Using a wealth of primary sources, the story of this distinguished brigade is told using a scholarly, yet highly readable approach. The reader journeys through the roller coaster of the war, from the euphoria of the early days to the grim reality of war. Dr. Bradley M. Gottfried holds a Ph.D. in zoology and is currently dean of academic affairs at Montgomery County Community College in Pennsylvania. His lifelong interest in the Civil War has resulted in a number of articles.

“Stopping Pickett: The History of the Philadelphia Brigade” As Pickett's men made their final charge toward the clump of trees in the center of the Union line at Gettysburg, they smashed into the Philadelphia Brigade, which was assigned to this sector of the battlefield. This was not the first time that the brigade had distinguished itself in battle. From its first bloody battle at Ball's Bluff through the siege of Petersburg, the brigade fought in every campaign in the eastern theater of the war. One of only a handful of brigades with a unique name, it also had a distinction of being the only one that began the war under the flag of one state, and ended it under the city of another. Using a wealth of primary sources, the story of this distinguished brigade is told using a scholarly, yet highly readable approach. The reader journeys through the roller coaster of the war, from the euphoria of the early days to the grim reality of war. Dr. Bradley M. Gottfried holds a Ph.D. in zoology and is currently dean of academic affairs at Montgomery County Community College in Pennsylvania. His lifelong interest in the Civil War has resulted in a number of articles.

"Stopping Pickett: The History of the Philadelphia Brigade" with Brad Gottfried

"Roads to Gettysburg" The men of the Union and Confederate armies experienced a mix of emotions during Robert E. Lee's first phase of the Gettysburg campaign. Lee's veterans experienced a sense of wonder and excitement as they journeyed north from Fredericksburg, Virginia, while the Federal troops showed resolve and some depression. All were footsore by the long marches and often had little food or water. Roads to Gettysburg: Lee's Invasion of the North, 1863 provides a day-by-day account of the preliminary phases of the campaign and follows the two armies from their positions in central Virginia after the Battle of Chancellorsville to their final arrival on the battlefield. Numerous quotes and maps richly illustrate the armies' activities during this seminal period. Dr. Bradley M. Gottfried holds a Ph.D. in zoology and is currently dean of academic affairs at Montgomery County Community College in Pennsylvania. His lifelong interest in the Civil War has resulted in a number of articles.

"Roads to Gettysburg" The men of the Union and Confederate armies experienced a mix of emotions during Robert E. Lee's first phase of the Gettysburg campaign. Lee's veterans experienced a sense of wonder and excitement as they journeyed north from Fredericksburg, Virginia, while the Federal troops showed resolve and some depression. All were footsore by the long marches and often had little food or water. Roads to Gettysburg: Lee's Invasion of the North, 1863 provides a day-by-day account of the preliminary phases of the campaign and follows the two armies from their positions in central Virginia after the Battle of Chancellorsville to their final arrival on the battlefield. Numerous quotes and maps richly illustrate the armies' activities during this seminal period. Dr. Bradley M. Gottfried holds a Ph.D. in zoology and is currently dean of academic affairs at Montgomery County Community College in Pennsylvania. His lifelong interest in the Civil War has resulted in a number of articles.

"Roads to Gettysburg" with Brad Gottfried