Voici l'une des nombreuses légendes de Gettysburg: l'histoire vraie (ou peut-être ablement romancée...), et les destins croisés de trois jeunes gens ayant réellement existé, pris dans la tourmente de l'Histoire qui a balayé les paisibles collines de Pennsylvanie en cet été fatidique de 1863.

An AU for Anger at Dawn and a little what if. This is not canon for the planned series.

In 2013, a young reenactor is looking forward to his first national event and was particularly excited to portray the first day as a member of the elite Iron Brigade. But he will soon learn that Gettysburg is more than just haunted by its past. It can also be haunted by the future as well. Will John survive the first day? Will he go home? And what's up with that cavalry trooper?

"No you won't they will attack you in the morning, and they will come booming, with Skirmisher's three deep, you will have to fight like the devil to hold your own until s arrive. The enemy must know the importance of this position and will strain every nerve to secure it, and if we are able to hold it, we will do well." General John Buford to Colonel Thomas Devin

This is a story about the experience of a civil war soldier, Ben, that is getting ready to fight in the Gettysburg battle, and later does. He has no training being a recruit, so his chances of dying in battle are very high. This isn't the entire story, I will publish the rest of it if I get good reviews on this small part.

I've long been fascinated by the US Civil War, and was even more strongly hooked on studying it after seeing Ted Turner's epic move Gettysburg and reading Sharra's "Killer Angels". It was there I was introduced to Generals Armistead and Hancock, two men who were the best of friends and who ended up on opposite sides - and what might have happened...

A poem for all girls of Maryland in the Civil War, in the words of a poetic soldier. Also for any girls in the present day.

Helped by Tom Chamberlain, Armistead and Hancock may get one more chance to see each other again after Gettysburg.

on a early morning two twins were born two hours apart the father is dead and the mother has to rains the kids alone but what happenes when the father returns as a ghost to watch over his family

a short poem about the battle of Gettysburg

A oneshot based off an fic of mine. Two old friends visit, ten years after Gettysburg.

-Gods and Generals- "If it's singing you want, my adjutant, Mr. Pendleton's your man. We've worked our way through the hymnal together and he always takes up where I leave off."

Holes in a line can be plugged, filled with more men. Holes in the heart can't always have that done.

A.P. Hill watches his classmates graduate as he is held back as a cadet.

We all know our duty, every last one of us and even from the start I knew that for many of us it would be the end but seeing it in front of me, is more painful then I dare to try and think about.

In the hot summer day in 1863, thousands of men and boys lost their lives. This is the story of two of them.

Tom gets lost in the woods. He talks about a recent nightmare with JLC/LJC real name Lawrence Joshua, contrary to popular belief. Go look in Gods and Generals page 32 ISBN 0-345-42247-3 by Jeff Shaara . Will that dream come true?

Chamberlain has just arrived at the center of the Union Camp. Tom comes back with devastating news. Among the casualties was a man who they had both loved.

The title says it all... I own nothing. R R, please.

The three days of Gettysburg, as seen from the POV of a CSA officer.

Col. Chamberlain goes to Little Round Top every year on the anniversiry of the battle but on the 50th anniversiry things will be different. One-shot.

I grip the rough wood pole tighter with sweaty palms. We press on.

This is the story of Jonathan Niles, a solider in General Archer's Brigade, under Harry Heth, this is his story...

Lawrence Chamberlain and Buster Kilrain speak after Little Round Top.

Companion to "Here At the End of All Things". Thomas Chamberlain's POV of Armistead's death.