"The last campaign of the Twenty-second Infantry Regiment of the National Guard, New York State. June and July 1863" is a unique historical description of the events of the Northern Civil War in the United States of America. The author of the book, George Wood Wingate, tells the story of the last battle of the Twenty-second Infantry Regiment of the New York State National Guard during the difficult summer of 1863. In his book, Wingate examines the regiment's military operations during the defining events of the Gettysburg Campaign, which took place in June and July 1863. The reader learns about the regiment's strategic decisions, battles, and pain during these important events in United States history. Through vivid descriptions, documentary evidence, and analysis of the battles, Wingate's book provides a step-by-step account of the events that unfolded during the Twenty-second Infantry Regiment's final campaign. This book will be a valuable source of information for anyone interested in the military history of the Northern Civil War and who wishes to deepen their knowledge of the strategic and tactical aspects of military operations in the 19th century."