Defeating Lee

A handful of black-and-white photographs as well as extensive appendices and notes round out this excellent contribution to Civil War history shelves.

(Midwest Book Review)

Lawrence Kreiser tells the Second Corps' story with verve and attention to personal as well as bureaucratic details.

(Civil War Librarian)

The author has an easy to read informative style that made the pages fly. His word portraits make lesser-known names into real people. . . . This is a well-written book with all the items that are expected in a serious history.

(TOCWOC - A Civil War Blog)

Overall, this is a most worthy effort and should be included in the library of every fan of unit histories.

(www.civilwarnews.com)

Attractively organized and well written, Defeating Lee deserves its place as a staple in any library on the Army of the Potomac, large or small.

(H-Net Reviews in Humanities & the Social Sciences)