Thomas Chamberlin, History of the One Hundred Fiftieth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers

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Thomas Chamberlin’s History of the One Hundred Fiftieth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, Second Regiment, Bucktail Brigade tells the tale of a legendary Keystone State outfit.

Chamberlin’s revision is one of the best unit histories among regiments that fought at Gettysburg. The stand of the Second Bucktails at McPherson Barn and the Seminary is studied in detail as well as the action that earned Lieutenant Colonel Henry Huidekoper the Medal of Honor. An essential Gettysburg title.

Ex library, but without external markings; shaken; light wear of extremities; else very good. An uncommonly handsome volume.

Chamberlin, Thomas. HISTORY OF THE ONE HUNDRED FIFTIETH REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS, SECOND REGIMENT, BUCKTAIL BRIGADE… REVISED AND ENLARGED EDITION, WITH COMPLETE ROSTER. Philadelphia: F. McManus, Jr., 1905. 1st edition thus, 362(6)p., illustrations, (Dornbusch-353).