The Artillery of Gettysburg

Bradley M. Gottfried's *The Artillery of Gettysburg* offers a focused examination of artillery's critical role during the pivotal July 1-3, 1863 Battle of Gettysburg. Gottfried details how Union and Confederate armies deployed their artillery, explains the function of various weapon types, and analyzes their strategic employment. This specialized study reveals how artillery shaped the battle's flow and provides unique insight into the tactical decisions of commanders on both sides.

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