Book Launch Calamity at Frederick

[GilbertFarney]

Hot off the press from Savas Beatie. This companion volume to The Tale Untwisted investigates the Confederate side of the Lost Orders story. Dr. Rossino presents new evidence that shakes up the history that we've read. Subjects investigated include:

• The strategic context in which Lee developed the orders
• What Lee hoped to achieve in Maryland
• How George B. McClellan ruined Lee's plans from the minute he began advancing his army toward Frederick, Maryland, on Sept. 8
• Who really wrote the lost copy of Special Orders No. 191
• Where Corporal Barton Mitchell probably found the orders outside of Frederick
• What the evidence is for who lost the orders
• The impact that the orders' loss had on the Confederate campaign in Maryland

You can order the book from Savas Beatie or support the author directly by ordering it via his website.

 

[Belfoured]

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Hot off the press from Savas Beatie. This companion volume to The Tale Untwisted investigates the Confederate side of the Lost Orders story. Dr. Rossino presents new evidence that shakes up the history that we've read. Subjects investigated include:

• The strategic context in which Lee developed the orders
• What Lee hoped to achieve in Maryland
• How George B. McClellan ruined Lee's plans from the minute he began advancing his army toward Frederick, Maryland, on Sept. 8
• Who really wrote the lost copy of Special Orders No. 191
• Where Corporal Barton Mitchell probably found the orders outside of Frederick
• What the evidence is for who lost the orders
• The impact that the orders' loss had on the Confederate campaign in Maryland

You can order the book from Savas Beatie or support the author directly by ordering it via his website.

Based on the author's contributions in The Tale Untwisted, this is one that anybody with an interest in this long-debated topic should order.

 

[Jamieva]

Got mine today

 

[Union_Buff]

I will definitely look at purchasing this book soon

 

[JD-reb]

I have ordered my signed copy directly from the Author !

 

[Jamieva]

Chapter 6 is worth the price of the entire book

 

[Militarybooks]

Thank you for this discussion, all. We appreciate your support of independent publishing. Ordering directly for the publish, or the author, is really important for this genre in particular. Onward.

Calamity at Frederick: Robert E. Lee, Special Orders No. 191, and Confederate Misfortune on the Road to Antietam

A leader in military and general history book publishing.

www.savasbeatie.com

 

[GilbertFarney]

Chapter 6 is worth the price of the entire book

Interesting. Let us know what you got from it.