Guide to Pennsylvania Troops at Gettysburg

This is an excellent book, gathering first-hand narratives from many souces, quite a few of which are unavailable to most of us. I would have appreciated some editorial comment to pull things together. Also, in the softbound copy, some of the maps cover two pages and, unfortunately, some of the crucial action is in the very center where the pages join and thus are difficult to see. The book is worth at least one more reading. Some of the narratives are quite thought provoking and inspire further study. What Confederate batteries advanced in support of the Charge? Where were Pettigrew's men when Armistead crossed the wall? If you are interested in detail and in pulling the many pieces of the puzzle together, read it, at least once.