The Long Road to Gettysburg Chamber Pop Starting with an odd assortment

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The Long Road to Gettysburg Chamber Pop Starting with an odd assortmentThe Long Road to Gettysburg explores one of the bloodiest and most dramatic battles of the Civil War from two vantage pointsthrough the eyes of two actual participants, John Dooley, age 18, a Confederate lieutenant, and Thomas Galway, age 15, a Union soldier. Their words, seamlessly woven with Murphys compelling text, coupled with photographs, line drawings, engravings, and maps, provide a real life soldiers eye view of the anxieties of battle