Lost Triumph

In this compelling exploration of the Battle of Gettysburg, Tom Carhart presents a provocative thesis that Robert E. Lee had an undiscovered strategy that, if executed successfully, could have shifted the war's outcome in favor of the Confederacy. Traditionally viewed as a pivotal moment marred by one critical misstep on Lee's part, Carhart meticulously analyzes Lee's military teachings and strategies, including a potential rear assault led by Jeb Stuart, that could have shattered Union forces. This deep dive into battlefield tactics will engage history enthusiasts, offering fresh insights into the complexities of one of America's most significant military confrontations.