GETTYSBURG TO THE RAPIDAN THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC JULY, 1863 TO APRIL, 1864 BY A. A. HUMPHREYS Brigadier-General, Chief of Engineers, and Brevet Major-General U.S.A..’’ Major-General Volunteers; Chief of Staff Army of the Potomac; Commanding Second Corps, Etc., Etc. MINT CONDITION This is a brand new, unread, pristine-condition book. Clean, Sharp, Bright, Solid, New Book Set Complete with all the Large, Fold-Out Maps in the Back of the Book The Civil War Memoir is an Excellent First-Hand Source ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN 1883, THIS IS A 1987 FASCILIME REPRINT General Andrew A. Humphreys served with distinction in the Army of the Potomac, holding such positions as topographic staff office under McClellan, Division Commander, Meade’s chief of staff, Chief Engineer in the U.S. Army, and finally Second Corps Commander. His role as chief of staff for General Meade immediately following the Battle of Gettysburg made him extremely familiar with the maneuvers of the Army of the Potomac. Humphreys work details a first-hand look at the ending of the Gettysburg Campaign including Lee’s retreat from Gettysburg, Lee’s abandonment of the Valley, the movement to Centreville, the Battles of Bristoe Station, Kelly’s Ford, Rappahannock Station, and the Mine Run Campaign. Humphreys’s account gives as succinct and clear overview of the maneuvers and fighting that preceded the bloody 1864 campaigns and provides excellent, first-hand insights into this extraordinary period of the war. THIS BOOK IS IN MINT CONDITION This book is brand new, unread and in pristine condition. It is sharp, bright and clean; it has solid binding throughout. The pages are clean, bright white and there isn’t a mark in the book. The book contains three, large, fold-out maps in the back of the book. A nice, brand new copy of this memoir and history by a major participant in the Civil War.

GETTYSBURG TO THE RAPIDAN

THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

JULY, 1863 TO APRIL, 1864

BY A. A. HUMPHREYS

Brigadier-General, Chief of Engineers, and Brevet Major-General U.S.A..’’ Major-General Volunteers; Chief of Staff Army of the Potomac; Commanding Second Corps, Etc., Etc.

MINT CONDITION
This is a brand new, unread, pristine-condition book. 

Sharp, Bright, Clean, Solid, New Book Set
Complete with all the Large, Fold-Out Maps in the Back of the Book
The Civil War Memoir is an Excellent First-Hand Source

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN 1883, THIS IS A 1987 FASCILIME REPRINT

General Andrew A. Humphreys served with distinction in the Army of the Potomac, holding such positions as topographic staff office under McClellan, Division Commander, Meade’s chief of staff, Chief Engineer in the U.S. Army, and finally Second Corps Commander. His role as chief of staff for General Meade immediately following the Battle of Gettysburg made him extremely familiar with the maneuvers of the Army of the Potomac. 

Humphreys work details a first-hand look at the ending of the Gettysburg Campaign including Lee’s retreat from Gettysburg, Lee’s abandonment of the Valley, the movement to Centreville, the Battles of Bristoe Station, Kelly’s Ford, Rappahannock Station, and the Mine Run Campaign.  Humphreys’s account gives as succinct and clear overview of the maneuvers and fighting that preceded the bloody 1864 campaigns and provides excellent, first-hand insights into this extraordinary period of the war.

THIS BOOK IS IN MINT CONDITION

This book is brand new, unread and in pristine condition. It is sharp, bright and clean; it has solid binding throughout. The pages are clean, bright white and there isn’t a mark in the book.  The book contains three, large, fold-out maps in the back of the book. A nice, brand new copy of this memoir and history by a major participant in the Civil War.

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