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- This book answers the questions as to where Special Order 191 was lost, when, by whom and why;
- Reveals a Union Scouting mini-mystery designed to conceal when the orders were actually discovered;
- Details who was present, the Union field tent conversation, and the almost mathematically impossible turn of events as U.S. Brigadier General A.S. Williams decided what to do with the orders;
- Provides the world's only psychiatric read out on the peculiar Union Theater Commander George McClellan;
- Includes hand drawn color maps and a drawing of the lost orders packet by Joseph McMoneagle. Includes an overview of the South's 1862 Maryland campaign with the battles for South Mountain and Harper's Ferry (see map below).
- The book includes an 1862 hand written copy of Special Order 191 along with a typed transcription, and some key paragraphs from the Emancipation Proclamation.
As mentioned in Ken Burn's PBS Civil War Documentary,
we present The Lost Order Mystery components:
Confederate troops headed north in 1862.
After the Union forces moved, Stonewall
Jackson attacked Harper's Ferry. [lower left]
Full color
Just $19.99
One woman wrote: "I enjoyed reading the book. The narrative held my attention. I was interested in how it would end - would the packet get into Union hands in time for something to be done... I found the battle descriptions interesting."
