Gettysburg Then and Now Reflections on the Battlefield
A 20 year postwar tour of Gettysburg notes the terrain landmarks such as Culp's Hill Round Top and Devil's Den. It details battle lines memorials, remnants of fortifications and the lasting impact of the 1863 clash on the town, with references to Meade Reynolds and the presidential visit.
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