Harry W. Pfanz

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The First Day (Gettysburg Trilogy, #3) was the most recently released book by Harry W. Pfanz, on July 1st, 2001.

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Below is a complete list of Harry W. Pfanz books in publication and chronological order, broken down by series. The most popular series by Harry W. Pfanz is the Gettysburg Trilogy Series.

List of Gettysburg Trilogy Books in Publication Order

ReadTitle Avg.YearBook Link
1
The Second Day
1987
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2
Culp's Hill and Cemetery Hill
1993
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3
The First Day
2001
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List of Civil War America Books in Publication Order

Ranked by popularity, the top Civil War America books are Army at Home, The First Day, and Union Jacks.

ReadTitle Avg.YearBook Link
1
The Second Day
1987
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2
Two Great Rebel Armies (By: Richard M. McMurry)
1989
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3
Fighting for the Confederacy (By: Gary W. Gallagher, Edward Porter Alexander)
1989
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4
Stonewall Jackson at Cedar Mountain (By: Robert K. Krick)
1990
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5
Lee Considered (By: Alan T. Nolan)
1991
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6
The Battle of Belmont (By: Nathaniel Cheairs Hughes Jr.)
1991
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7
Let Us Have Peace (By: Brooks D. Simpson)
1991
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8
Burnside (By: William Marvel)
1991
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9
In the Hands of Providence (By: Alice Rains Trulock)
1992
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10
Glorious Contentment (By: Stuart McConnell)
1992
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11
Richard Taylor (By: T. Michael Parrish)
1992
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12
Pea Ridge (By: Earl J. Hess, William L. Shea)
1992
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13
Ben Mcculloch and the Frontier Military Tradition (By: Thomas W. Cutrer)
1993
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14
Culp's Hill and Cemetery Hill
1993
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15
Romance of Reunion (By: Nina Silber)
1993
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16
Andersonville (By: William Marvel)
1994
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17
The Confederate Republic (By: George C. Rable)
1994
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18
When the Yankees Came (By: Stephen V. Ash)
1995
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19
The Alabama and the Kearsarge (By: William Marvel)
1996
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20
Southern Pamphlets on Secession, November 1860-April 1861 (By: Jon L. Wakelyn)
1996
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21
Bentonville (By: Nathaniel Cheairs Hughes Jr.)
1996
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22
The Darkest Days of the War (By: Peter Cozzens)
1997
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23
Thaddeus Stevens: Nineteenth-Century Egalitarian (By: Hans L. Trefousse)
1997
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24
Pickett's Charge in History and Memory (By: Carol Reardon)
1997
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25
War at Every Door (By: Noel C. Fisher)
1997
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26
Richard S. Ewell (By: Donald C. Pfanz)
1998
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27
Lee's Miserables (By: J. Tracy Power)
1998
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28
The Children's Civil War (By: James Marten)
1998
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29
The Military Memoirs of General John Pope (By: Peter Cozzens)
1998
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30
General George E. Pickett in Life and Legend (By: Lesley J. Gordon)
1998
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31
Sherman's Civil War (By: Brooks D. Simpson, William T. Sherman, Jean V. Berlin)
1999
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32
Don Carlos Buell (By: Stephen D. Engle)
1999
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33
The Heart of Confederate Appalachia (By: John C. Inscoe)
2000
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34
The Political Work of Northern Women Writers and the Civil War, 1850-1872 (By: Lyde Cullen Sizer)
2000
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35
Wilson's Creek (By: William Garrett Piston, Richard W. Hatcher III)
2000
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36
Lee and His Army in Confederate History (By: Gary W. Gallagher)
2001
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37
The Imagined Civil War (By: Alice Fahs)
2001
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38
The First Day
2001
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39
Pickett's Charge--The Last Attack at Gettysburg (By: Earl J. Hess)
2001
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40
Lee's Last Retreat (By: William Marvel)
2002
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41
A Soldier's General (By: John C. Oeffinger)
2002
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42
Fredericksburg! Fredericksburg! (By: George C. Rable)
2002
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43
Lee's Tar Heels (By: Earl J. Hess)
2002
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44
When Sherman Marched North from the Sea (By: Jacqueline Glass Campbell)
2003
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45
Roots of Secession (By: William A. Link)
2003
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46
Staff Officers in Gray (By: Robert E.L. Krick)
2003
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47
Calculating the Value of the Union (By: James L. Huston)
2003
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48
The Memory of the Civil War in American Culture (By: Joan Waugh, Alice Fahs)
2004
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49
Cities of the Dead (By: William A. Blair)
2004
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50
Women at the Front (By: Jane E. Schultz)
2004
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51
Union Jacks (By: Michael J. Bennett)
2004
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52
The Grand Old Man of Maine (By: Jeremiah E. Goulka)
2004
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53
Vicksburg (By: Michael B. Ballard)
2004
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54
Retreat from Gettysburg (By: Kent Masterson Brown)
2005
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55
Plain Folk's Fight (By: Mark V. Wetherington)
2005
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56
A Shattered Nation (By: Anne Sarah Rubin)
2005
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57
Field Armies and Fortifications in the Civil War (By: Earl J. Hess)
2005
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58
Last Generation (By: Peter S. Carmichael)
2005
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59
The Divided Family in Civil War America (By: Amy Murrell Taylor)
2005
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60
John M. Schofield and the Politics of Generalship (By: Donald B. Connelly)
2006
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61
William Lowndes Yancey and the Coming of the Civil War (By: Eric H. Walther)
2006
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62
Germans in the Civil War (By: Walter D. Kamphoefner)
2006
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63
Trench Warfare under Grant and Lee (By: Earl J. Hess)
2007
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64
Why Confederates Fought (By: Aaron Sheehan-Dean)
2007
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65
Wade Hampton (By: Rod Andrew Jr.)
2008
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66
Freedom for Themselves (By: Richard M. Reid)
2008
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67
Burying the Dead but Not the Past (By: Caroline E. Janney)
2008
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68
Lincoln and the Decision for War (By: Russell A. McClintock)
2008
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69
Shenandoah 1862 (By: Peter Cozzens)
2008
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70
U. S. Grant (By: Joan Waugh)
2009
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71
Mutiny at Fort Jackson (By: Michael D. Pierson)
2009
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72
Modernizing a Slave Economy (By: John Majewski)
2009
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73
Wars Within a War (By: Gary W. Gallagher, Joan Waugh, Mark V. Tushnet)
2009
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74
A Savage Conflict (By: Daniel E. Sutherland)
2009
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75
In the Trenches at Petersburg (By: Earl J. Hess)
2009
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76
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Army at Home (By: Judith Giesberg)
2009
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77
A Dangerous Stir (By: Mark Wahlgren Summers)
2009
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78
Fields of Blood (By: William L. Shea)
2009
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79
West Pointers and the Civil War (By: Wayne Wei-siang Hsieh)
2009
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80
Reluctant Rebels (By: Kenneth W. Noe)
2010
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81
The Bravest of the Brave (By: George G. Kundahl)
2010
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82
Confederate Minds (By: Michael T. Bernath)
2010
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83
Border War (By: Stanley C. Harrold)
2010
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84
Creating a Confederate Kentucky (By: Anne E. Marshall)
2010
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85
The Won Cause (By: Barbara A. Gannon)
2011
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86
Sing Not War (By: James Marten)
2011
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87
Soldiering in the Army of Northern Virginia (By: Joseph T. Glatthaar)
2011
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88
Lincoln's Forgotten Ally (By: Elizabeth D. Leonard)
2011
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89
The Revolution of 1861 (By: Andre Fleche)
2012
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90
The Peninsula Campaign and the Necessity of Emancipation (By: Glenn David Brasher)
2012
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91
Kennesaw Mountain (By: Earl J. Hess)
2013
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92
Atlanta, Cradle of the New South (By: William A. Link)
2013
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93
The Green and the Gray (By: David T. Gleeson)
2013
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94
Nature's Civil War (By: Kathryn Shively)
2013
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95
Washington Brotherhood (By: Rachel A. Shelden)
2013
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Confederate Slave Impressment in the Upper South (By: Jaime Amanda Martinez)
2013
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97
Learning from the Wounded (By: Shauna Devine)
2014
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98
Stonewall's Prussian Mapmaker (By: Robert K. Krick, Richard Brady Williams)
2014
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99
Through the Heart of Dixie (By: Anne Sarah Rubin)
2014
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100
A Gunner in Lee's Army (By: Graham Dozier, Thomas Henry Carter)
2014
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101
Belligerent Muse (By: Gary W. Gallagher, Stephen Cushman)
2014
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102
Lincoln's Autocrat (By: William Marvel)
2015
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103
The Battle of Ezra Church and the Struggle for Atlanta (By: Earl J. Hess)
2015
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104
Braxton Bragg (By: Earl J. Hess)
2016
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105
The Battle of Peach Tree Creek (By: Earl J. Hess)
2017
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106
Union in Peril (By: Howard Jones)
2017
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107
The Stormy Present (By: Adam I.P. Smith)
2017
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108
A Campaign of Giants—The Battle for Petersburg, Vol. 1 (By: A. Wilson Greene)
2018
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Fighting for Atlanta (By: Earl J. Hess)
2018
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110
Embattled Freedom (By: Amy Murrell Taylor)
2018
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111
A Campaign of Giants (By: A. Wilson Greene)
2019
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112
Men Is Cheap (By: Brian P Luskey)
2020
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113
A Republic in the Ranks (By: Zachery A. Fry)
2020
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114
Storming Vicksburg (By: Earl J. Hess)
2020
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115
Meade at Gettysburg (By: Kent Masterson Brown)
2021
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116
The Whartons' War (By: William C. Davis)
2022
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117
The Heart of Hell (By: Jeffry D. Wert)
2022
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118
A Campaign of Giants--The Battle for Petersburg (By: Gary W. Gallagher, A. Wilson Greene)
2025
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119
Cassius Marcellus Clay (By: Anne E. Marshall)
2025
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120
A Glorious Fate: The Life and Legacy of Colonel Robert Gould Shaw (By: Kevin M. Levin)
2026
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Harry W. Pfanz

Harry W. Pfanz is known for writing in the Non-Fiction genre.

Harry W. Pfanz is the author of the Gettysburg Trilogy series which currently consists of 3 novels. The Gettysburg Trilogy series started in 1987 with the novel The Second Day. The most recently released novel in the Gettysburg Trilogy series was The First Day which was released in 2001. There are no upcoming novels for the Gettysburg Trilogy series.

Harry W. Pfanz has also written 3 books in the Civil War America series including The Second Day and Culp's Hill and Cemetery Hill.

Related Authors

Fans of Harry W. Pfanz also enjoy these authors:

  1. Shelby Foote, author of the Civil War Series.
  2. James M. McPherson, author of The Oxford History of the United States Series.
  3. Stephen W. Sears, author of: Gettysburg.
  4. Bruce Catton, author of the Army of the Potomac Trilogy.
  5. Gary W. Gallagher, author of: Civil War: Fort Sumter to Appomattox.
  6. Peter Cozzens, author of: The Earth Is Weeping.
  7. Craig L. Symonds, author of the Pivotal Moments in American History Series.
  8. Douglas Southall Freeman, author of the Lee's Lieutenants Series.
  9. Noah Andre Trudeau, author of: Gettysburg: A Testing of Courage.

Harry W. Pfanz: F.A.Q

What was the first book Harry W. Pfanz wrote?

The first book written by Harry W. Pfanz was The Second Day, published in 1987.

What was the most recent book Harry W. Pfanz wrote?

Their most recently released work was The First Day on July 1st, 2001.

What genres does Harry W. Pfanz Write?

Harry W. Pfanz primarily writes in the Non-Fiction genre. Their work includes sub-genres such as Military History and American Civil War History.

Are there upcoming new books by Harry W. Pfanz?

Harry W. Pfanz does not have any upcoming books with a set publication date within the next few months at this time.

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How many books has Harry W. Pfanz written?

Harry W. Pfanz has written 3 books. 3 books in the Civil War America Series, 3 books in the Gettysburg Trilogy Series.

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