"If We Are Striking for Pennsylvania"

This audiobook chronicles General Robert E. Lee's pivotal movement northward during the Civil War, transitioning from central Virginia to the Shenandoah Valley, and following significant battles including the clash at Brandy Station and Lee's victory at Second Winchester. It explores Major General Joseph Hooker's responses, the shifting commands within the Army of the Potomac, and the impactful actions of Jeb Stuart, all set against a backdrop of logistical challenges faced by both soldiers and civilians. Drawing from a wealth of primary accounts, the narrative vividly illustrates the chaos and struggles of this mobile campaign leading up to Gettysburg.