ONE CONTINUOUS FIGHT: The Retreat from Gettysburg and the Pursuit of Lee's Army of Northern Virginia, July 4-14, 1863
"...an excellent military history of the fighting following Gettysburg and the problems in the pursuit" --Civil War Courier, 02/2009"...most likely the definitive book covering the battles and skirmishes with all the major players associated with the time period... One can't help but enjoy the well done narrative with such fine, thorough detail." -Reviewer's Bookwatch, 08/2008"This is entertaining, thoughtful, and well-presented history, and is a fitting tribute to the soldiers of both armies. [One Continuous Fight] is probably the most original, complete, and exciting history of this frequently overlooked period of the Civil War." --William D. Bushnell, USMC Col. (Ret.), Civil War Book Review"This is entertaining, thoughtful, and well-presented history, and is a fitting tribute to the soldiers of both armies. [One Continuous Fight] is probably the most original, complete, and exciting history of this frequently overlooked period of the Civil War." --William D. Bushnell, USMC Col. (Ret.), Civil War Book Review"...most likely the definitive book covering the battles and skirmishes with all the major players associated with the time period... One can't help but enjoy the well done narrative with such fine, thorough detail." --Reviewer's Bookwatch, 08/2008