Title: An excellent history of an important unit
Product review: I only wish this treatment were given to the other Civil War units that figure in my family history. Robert F. Morrow, Jr. has given a documented, factual, compelling account that relies heavily on the historical record and never resorts to the kind of guesswork that is so common in small history volumes. He covers the unit from its formation by a Congressman who willingly went to war (find one of those these days) through every major battle. If you have any connection to the 77th, this is a must-have, but if you want to read about an honorable and brave unit that was consistently out in front in some of the most terrible battles of the war, you'll find this interesting, too.
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