Modern History
Chancellorsville and Gettysburg
Abner Doubleday
1882
6h 47m
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He took over a corps on the first day at Gettysburg, held the ridge, and Meade replaced him by evening. Doubleday writes the two battles as a general with a grievance and a good eye for ground: Hooker's collapse at Chancellorsville, the fight west of the town, and the three days that ended Lee's invasion, argued by a man defending his own record.
Inside this audiobook
20 chapters
- 1Preface5m
- 201 - The Opening of 1863 - Hooker's Plans19m
- 302 - Friday, The First of May15m
- 403 - The Disastrous Second of May10m
- 504 - The Rout of the Eleventh Corps20m
- 605 - Jackson's Advance Is Checked12m
- 706 - Sickles Fights His Way Back; Arrival of the First Corps8m
- 807 The Battle of the Third of May36m
- 908 - May 4th: Attack on Sedgwick's Force25m
- 1009 - Preparations to Renew the Conflict11m
- 1110 - Battle of Brandy Station: Fleetwood7m
- 121 - The Invasion of the North21m
- 132 - Hooker's Plans, Hooker Superceded by Meade36m
- 143 - Stuart's Raid13m
- 154a - The First Day at Gettysburg30m
- 164b - The First Day at Gettysburg, Part B32m
- 175a - Battle of Gettysburg: The Second Day (Section 1)27m
- 185b - Battle of Gettysburg: The Second Day (Section 2)30m
- 196 - Battle of the Third Day; Johnson's Division Driven Out35m
- 207 - General Retreat of the Enemy; Criticisms of Distinguished Confederate Officers15m
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