#73 Gettysburg Magazine Section- Politics and the histories of education

and the histories of education

Each daily entry derives from a quill scrolling the parchment or a press imprinting type on the day the activity occurred

These sessions will be beginner-friendly but also suitable for anyone looking to enhance their existing practice

arguing their three-day “forlorn hope” delayed the Rebels long enough to allow the Army of the Potomac to arrive and defeat Lee at Gettysburg

including a Russian Archduke

#73 Gettysburg Magazine Section- Politics and the histories of educationIssue # 73 (Fall 2025) Contents Introduction Articles Mourned by an Army: Lt. Edmund Kirby and a Letter of Sympathy from Henry Hunt, May 31, 1863 William R. Griffith IV Robert E. Lee, Food, and the Gettysburg Campaign Michael C. Hardy Compromised Command: Sleep Deprivation and Decision Making at the Battle of Gettysburg Craig A. Miller Holding the Line: The 17th Connecticut Infantry on July 2 Carolyn Ivanoff One Grand, Decided Victory: The Life and