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Delve into the gripping narrative of the Gettysburg Campaign with G.J. Fiebeger's historical work, an original publication that offers a detailed account of the pivotal Civil War battles. The book stands as a testament to the military maneuvers and strategies of the era, providing readers with an immersive experience into the events that shaped the nation.A must-have for enthusiasts of militaria and Civil War history, this piece serves not only as an educational resource but also as a collector's item. Its pages are rich with illustrations and maps that supplement the text, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.
NOTE: The title page carries no publishing date, and clearly states that to author was "Lieut. Col. G.J. Fiebeger Professor of Engineering, U.S.M.A.......all copies of this important work that I have ever seen states that the author was Colonel G.J. Fiebeger.
Dornbusch III-2055 lists a 1902 edition that contained "31 pages, (2) p.5 maps, 1 fold. 22cm. Title From Cover, Order of Battle (2) p., "Prepared for visit of 1902 U.S> Military Academy to field of Gettysburg, April, 1902."
The confusing part is that this copy could be a collaboration of the 1902 and 1915 editions in that this copy has 116 numbered pages (as the 1915 edition has) and the title page from the 1902 edition!!??
Of note is that page 3 of the text has a rubber-stamp notation "Maj. Gen. J.A. Green - 315 Blue Bonnet Blvd, San Antonio 9, Texas"LOCATION: DC-shelf
