Lee’s Real Plan at Gettysburg

Lee’s Real Plan at Gettysburg by Troy D. Harman, published by Globe Pequot Publishing in August 2018, offers a fresh perspective on the Gettysburg Campaign. This 168-page reprint challenges the long-standing interpretations of Confederate general Robert E. Lee’s objectives during the battle, arguing that the commonly accepted views are oversimplified and misinformed. Harman, a historian at Gettysburg National Military Park, delves into the complexities of Lee’s strategies, providing readers with a detailed analysis of this critical moment in American history.

In this book, readers will find a thorough examination of Lee’s tactical intentions, which have often been misunderstood in historical discourse. Harman’s exploration invites a reevaluation of the Civil War period, particularly the events surrounding Gettysburg. By presenting a new theory on Lee’s real goals, the book contributes to the broader understanding of military history and the intricacies of leadership during one of the most significant battles in the United States.