Savas Beatie Military Atlas: The Maps of Gettysburg (Hardcover)

from kawebb

A noted Civil War historian has infamously suggested that we don't need any more books on Gettysburg (apologies if I've misreported you Gazza, but I haven't seen any clarification of those comments yet). Well, if the people at Savas Beatie had listened to him, we'd have missed out on two splendid...

from charbonn

This book is a fine addition to the Gettysburg corpus, as well as the inaugural volume in a fine new series by Savas Beatie. It consists of a series of maps, on the right-hand pages, and a description of the maps on the left-hand pages. The maps are usually tactical in nature, although some, desc...

from SgtBrown

This is a fantastic work and essential to any student of the Gettysburg battle. The author has made the action clear, concise, and timely. I have this next to me when reading any work on the battle.

from wildbill

I read this book along with The Gettysburg Campaign It was a very interesting and entertaining read, and the two of them together was quite a treat. In this edition the maps are all in color and at times it seemed like I was reading a kid's picture book. The color helps contrast the features in t...

from kawebb

A noted Civil War historian has infamously suggested that we don't need any more books on Gettysburg (apologies if I've misreported you Gazza, but I haven't seen any clarification of those comments yet). Well, if the people at Savas Beatie had listened to him, we'd have missed out on two splendid...