“If We Are Striking for Pennsylvania”

In June 1863, General Robert E. Lee initiated a significant movement of his Army of Northern Virginia towards Pennsylvania, aiming to secure a decisive victory on Northern soil and alleviate the devastation in Virginia. This bold strategy anticipated interfering with Union efforts elsewhere while drawing supplies from new regions. The audiobook delves into the extensive cavalry clashes and the pivotal three-day battle at Gettysburg, exploring the profound impact on both civilians and soldiers through a rich collection of primary accounts and historical sources, providing a deeper understanding of this critical campaign.