The court martial of Robert E. Lee
Original title: The Court Martial Of Robert E. Lee
first published 1993 Taylor Trade Publishing, 2014
An intriguing blend of fact and fiction, this engrossing novel explores the question: What if the Confederacy called Robert E. Lee to account for his tragic failure at Gettysburg? Using a court-martial trial as the novel's centerpiece, Savage weaves an intimate portrait of Lee as a man free of the myths of history. Postulating a Confederate Congressional inquiry into General Lee's decision-making at Gettysburg, this...
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