Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies: Major C.S. Peyton's Account of Pickett's Charge (Illustrated)
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The most famous attack of the Civil War was also one of its most fatal. On July 3, 1863, the third day of the Battle of Gettysburg, Army of Northern Virginia commander Robert E. Lee decided to make a thrust at the center of the Union’s line with about 15,000 men spread out over three divisions. Lee’s army had failed to flank the Army of the Potomac on the first two days of the battle, and the Union still held the high ground on Cemetery Hill.
Though it is now known as Pickett’s Charge, named...
Though it is now known as Pickett’s Charge, named...



