Front:
The Wheat-field, Gettysburg, Pa.
Back:
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“T.Q."
THE WHEAT-FIELD. At the Wheat-field there occurred what is called
the "Whirlpool of the Battle”. The scene as the men advanced and then
retired, fought in a circle, and in and about each other in deadly confusion,
back and forth for seven times makes the title no misnomer. It is truly
said of the Wheat-field and Peach orchard, that upon no other two places
of equal extent on the American Continent were so many human lives lost,
and so much human blood shed.
No. 308
Published by
W.H. Tipton,
Gettysburg, Pa.
