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Recollections of the Rebel Invasion: And One Woman's Experience During the Battle of Gettysburg - Couverture souple
Synopsis
A rare civilian eyewitness voice brings Gettysburg's chaos into sharp, human focus.
Recollections of the Rebel Invasion: And One Woman's Experience During the Battle of Gettysburg by Fannie J. Buehler, originally published in 1896, captures the town's ordeal as Confederate forces surged into Pennsylvania. Written with clarity and restraint, it preserves a neighbor's-eye view of invasion, fear, and steadfast resolve.
Readers gain an intimate view of homefront resilience, improvised care, and community duty amid uncertainty. The tone is plainspoken, immediate, and rooted in the everyday details of a Northern town under siege. This Gettysburg eyewitness account offers a rare Civil War civilian narrative without battlefield grandstanding.
An essential primary source for readers of American Civil War and women's history seeking authentic voices.
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