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Gettysburg: A Radio Dramatization
- Narrated by: Jerry Robbins, The Colonial Radio Players
- Length: 3 hrs and 7 mins
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Gettysburg: A Radio Dramatization
Narrated by:
Jerry Robbins, The Colonial Radio Players
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Publisher's Summary
Highly detailed and accurate, you will find yourself in the middle of General Buford's skirmish line as he tries to halt the Confederate advance into Gettysburg. You will feel the anguish and hell of war - of the slaughter that took place in the wheat field. You will live the heroism of Picket’s doomed charge and hear the immortal words that President Lincoln delivered in his consecrating address some four months later. No matter your loyalties, Gettysburg will have your heart pounding with its thunderous action, high adventure, and suspense.
©2008 Jerry Robbins (P)2011 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
Critic Reviews
“Here are the fatigue, the despair, the pain, the screams, the deafening cannon plowing through human ranks, death, and dismemberment. Sometimes the politicians are heard, more often the generals and officers and foot soldiers. One would swear that a newspaper reporter with cassette recorder in hand was dashing around the battlefield in the thick of it.” ( AudioFile)