Civil War Reflections On Meade Booted To Lead Army Of The Potomac
A long, dense reminiscence recalls George Meade taking command of the Army of the Potomac after Hooker’s removal during the Gettysburg campaign. It contrasts Meade’s rapid maneuvers, the tactical shrewdness at Gettysburg, and the strategic judgments by Washington, Halleck, and commanders, noting Lee’s movements and the concurrent Frederick to Washington defense.
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