189. GETTYSBURG MANUSCRIPT Partial A.Ms. (unsigned), 2pp. 8vo., [n.p., n.d., ca. 1866], from the Batchelder estate. A partial manuscript describing the battle of Gettysburg, very likely contemporary to the event, in part: "...The Union troops were commanded by General George G. Meade U.S.A. and the Confederate forces by General Robert E. Lee...an advance on the Chambersburg road, of Heth's division of Hill's Corps, supported by Pender's division...met by Buford's division of cavalry...Maj. Gen. Reynolds commanded on the field...he debouched from the cover of Oak Hill, directly upon the flank of the Union troops...Barlow and Shields divisions were ordered to form on the ridge...discovering that Rodes' division had already occupied Oak Hill...Reynolds was killed early in the engagement...Rodes advanced his right to the attack...". Very good. $200 - 300