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About the Book
Our premier issue features a Confederate artillery battery and Union infantry regiment, both unique in a number of ways. This issue includes:
Editorial Introduction
Feature Articles
- From Eacho's Farm to Appomattox: The Fredericksburg Artillery
- The First Gun at Gettysburg: With the Advance Guard
- The Fredericksburg Artillery at Appomattox
- The Freemont Rifles: The 37th Illinois Infantry at Pea Ridge and Prairie Grove
- The Preservation Report
Capsule Unit Histories
- The Ragged First: The First Texas Infantry
- The 100th Indiana Infantry
Book Reviews
- The Classic Regimental Bookshelf
- Histories of Kershaw's Brigade
- The Georgie Brigade
- The Broque, Fauqier, Loudoun, and Alexandria Artillery
- The Freemont Rifles: The 37th Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry
Theodore P. Savas is an attorney and managing director of Savas Beatie LLC. In addition to scores of articles in magazines and newspapers, he is also the author or editor of more than a dozen books (in many languages), including A Guide to the Battles of the American Revolution (with J. David Dameron), Silent Hunters: German U-Boat Commanders of World War II, and Never for Want of Powder: The Confederate Powder Works in Augusta, Georgia (co-author).
David A. Woodbury is a longtime student of the Civil War. The author of many articles, he also oversees Woodbury Historical Tours, which organizes and conducts outstanding visits to important battlefields of the Civil War.
Mark A. Snell, PhD, is a retired U.S. Army ordnance officer as well as a retired history professor. While on active duty, he served from 1987-1990 as an assistant professor in the Department of History at West Point, and then became the executive officer of the Academy's support battalion (1st Battalion, 1st Infantry Regiment) as well as the commander of the US Military Academy Airborne Detachment from 1990-91. He is the author of several books, including From First to Last: The Life of William B. Franklin.
