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Author: Edwin B. Coddington

Narrator: Ryan

Format: MP3

IBSN: 9780684181523

Language: English

Publish Date: 31/12/1969

Audiobook length: 31 min

Contents

Chapter 1Prelude to Conflict - The Strategic Environment Before Gettysburg
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Chapter 2The Movement to Gettysburg - Marches and Maneuvers
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Chapter 3The First Day's Battle - Initial Clashes at Gettysburg
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Chapter 4The Second Day's Struggle - The Battle Intensifies
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Chapter 5The Climactic Third Day - Pickett's Charge and Its Aftermath
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Chapter 6Aftermath and Impact - Consequences of Gettysburg
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Chapter 7Reflections on Leadership and Strategy - Lessons from Gettysburg
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Why listen to The Gettysburg Campaign

Listening to the summary audiobook of "The Gettysburg Campaign" by Edwin B. Coddington provides a concise and engaging overview of one of the pivotal moments in American history. Coddington’s expert analysis captures the military strategies, key figures, and the broader implications of the campaign, making it an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of the Civil War without the time commitment of a full-length book. The audiobook format allows listeners to absorb this critical historical narrative conveniently, making it accessible for those on the go or looking to enhance their knowledge of American military history.

Author : Edwin B. Coddington

Edwin B. Coddington was a distinguished American historian renowned for his expertise in Civil War studies, particularly the pivotal Battle of Gettysburg. Born in 1905, Coddington pursued his passion for history through rigorous academic training, ultimately earning his Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania. He spent much of his career as a respected professor at Lafayette College, where he nurtured future generations of historians while conducting meticulous research that enriched the field. Coddington's authoritative work, "The Gettysburg Campaign: A Study in Command," published in 1968, has been acclaimed for its incisive analysis and comprehensive narrative, cementing his legacy as a preeminent scholar of American military history.

Key Insights from The Gettysburg Campaign

  • Coddington meticulously analyzes the strategic decisions made by both the Union and Confederate leaders during the Gettysburg Campaign, highlighting how these choices shaped the outcome of the battle. His exploration of terrain, troop movements, and communication failures reveals the complexities of military operations and the importance of leadership in wartime.
  • The author provides a thorough examination of the Confederate Army's initial successes and subsequent failures leading up to the Battle of Gettysburg, emphasizing the critical role played by logistics and intelligence. This insight sheds light on how miscalculations can drastically alter the course of history, even for a seemingly victorious force.
  • Coddington's narrative emphasizes the impact of morale and motivation on the soldiers' performance during the campaign, offering a human perspective on the strategic decisions. By incorporating personal accounts and experiences, he illustrates how the psychological states of troops influenced the dynamics of battle and the ultimate outcome.
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