No Place for Glory

This audiobook explores the complex legacy of Major General Robert E. Rodes, traditionally regarded as one of the finest division commanders in Robert E. Lee’s army, whose performance at Gettysburg marked a notable exception. Drawing on previously unexplored sources, including soldiers’ letters and firsthand accounts, the author sheds new light on the circumstances and decisions that contributed to Rodes’s perceived shortcomings during the battle. Carefully researched and thoughtfully narrated, the work offers a nuanced perspective on a pivotal moment in Civil War history.