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General John Fulton Reynolds, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, was the consummate tragic figure of war - the dashing young general on his horse, leading his men into the fray - men with whom he shared a mutual respect only felt when engaging in a higher purpose. His final act on the Gettysburg... read more
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Characters/People edit
- John Reynolds: Add a description of this character.
- John Lefevre
- Meade
- Hooker
- Lancaster Co
- John Buford
- B. Abt
- Lee
- Goodhart
- Gen. Reynolds
- Highspire
- William Reynolds
- Mcclellan
- Isaac Le Fevre
- Mary Lefevre
- Wadsworth
- Jackson
- Daniel Lefevre
- B. Private
- Daniel Ferree
- Howard
- John F. Reynolds
- Porter
- Rebecca
- Strasburg
- Franklin
- Taylor
- Carlisle
- George
- Peter
- Catherine Ferree
- John Fulton Reynolds
- Lydia Ferree
- York
- David
- James Buchanan
- Doubleday
- Mccall
- Gibbon
Setting & Locations edit
- Pennsylvania
- France
- Gettysburg
- Fredericksburg
- New Paltz
- Washington
- Germany
- Virginia
- Philadelphia
- Maryland
- Harrisburg
- Indiana
- West Point
- Ohio
- Richmond
- Bavaria
- Newville
- Chateau-chinon
- America
- Illinois
- Potomac
- Mexico
- Florida
- Emmitsburg Road
- Chambersburg
- Lydia Lefevre
- Mechanicsville
- Warrenton
- Pequea Valley
- Williamsport
- Centreville
- Hagerstown
- Cummingstown
- California
- Huntsdale
- United States Federal Census
- England
- Springfield
- Gainesville
- Manassas
- Utica
- Texas
- Centerville
- Cumberland
- Taneytown
Authors & Contributors edit
- Lawrence Knorr (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 973
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