Gettysburg Rebels: Five Native Sons Who Came Home to Fight as Confederate Soldiers
by Tom Mcmillan
Gettysburg Rebels explores the experiences of five native sons who returned to Gettysburg to fight as Confederate soldiers. Centered on personal allegiance and local identity, the book offers a focused historical perspective on the Civil War and the complex choices faced by men whose wartime loyalties divided them from their birthplace.
About This Book
Gettysburg Rebels explores the stories of five men from Gettysburg who came home to fight as Confederate soldiers.
The book focuses on the tension between native identity and wartime allegiance during the American Civil War.
Through these individual experiences, it presents a focused perspective on how national conflict affected people and communities close to home.
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