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Completed in the early 1900s, The Maryland Campaign of September 1862 is still the essential source for anyone seeking understanding of the bloodiest day in all of American history. As the U.S. War Department's official expert on the Battle of Antietam, Ezra Carman corresponded with and interviewed hundreds of other veterans from both sides of the conflict to produce a comprehensive history of the campaign that dashed the Confederacy's best hope for independence and ushered in the Emancipation Proclamation.
Nearly a century after its completion, Carman's manuscript has finally made its way into print, in an attractively packaged one-volume edition painstakingly edited, annotated, and indexed by Joseph Pierro. This edition, the first to publish the entire Carman manuscript, including the fifteen appendices, is designed for ease of use, with standardized punctuation and spelling, and conveniently footnoted explanations wherever necessary. The Maryland Campaign of September 1862 is a crucial document for anyone interested in delving below the surface of the military campaign that forever altered the course of American history, and is still the only complete edition of Carman's work on the market.
Contents
1. Maryland 2. The Confederate Invasion of Maryland 3. The Confederate Army Crosses the Potomac 4. General McClellan and the Army of the Potomac 5. The Advance of the Army of the Potomac from Washington to Frederick and South Mountain 6. Harper's Ferry 7. South Mountain (Crampton's Gap) 8. South Mountain (Turner's Gap and Fox's Gap) 9. From South Mountain to the Antietam 10. McLaws and Franklin in Pleasant Valley 11. The Field of Antietam 12. The Prelude to Antietam 13. The Union and Confederate Armies 14. The Battle of the Union Right and Confederate Left: Daybreak to 7:30 a.m. 15. The Battle of the Union Right and Confederate Left: 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. 16. The West Woods and the Dunkard Church 17. The Sunken Road ("Bloody Lane") 18. The Dunkard Church 19. The Middle Bridge, the Fifth Corps and the Advance of Pleasanton's Cavalry Division 20. The Rohrbach (Burnside) Bridge 21. General Lee Recrosses the Potomac 22. Shepherdstown Ford 23. The Results of the Maryland Campaign 24. Lincoln and McClellan Appendix A: Organization of the Army of the Potomac in the Maryland Campaign Appendix B Organization of the Army of Northern Virginia in the Maryland Campaign Appendix C: "My Maryland" Appendix D: Union Losses at Maryland Heights and Harper's Ferry Appendix E: The Surrender of Harper's Ferry Appendix F: Union Losses at Crampton's Gap Appendix G: Confederate Losses at Crampton's Gap Appendix H: Union Losses at Turner's and Fox's Gap Appendix I: Confederate Losses at Turner's and Fox's Gap Appendix J: Strength of the Union and Confederate Armies at Antietam Appendix K: The Mortal Wounding of General Mansfield Appendix L: Casualties in the Union and Confederate Armies at Antietam Appendix M: Union Losses in the Maryland Campaign Appendix N: Confederate Losses in the Maryland Campaign Appendix O: The British Perspective. Index
