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Stackpole Books, Mechanicsburg, PA, United States is just one of over 20, publishing company profiles in our database. Ninety new titles are published annually and the company has a backlist of approximately a thousand titles.

Judith Schnell, the longtime Publisher of Stackpole Books, will continue in that capacity. We look forward to this next chapter for the Stackpole imprint. The resulting combination gives Globe Pequot, Lyons Press, and Stackpole a dominant market position across several genres, most notably the Outdoor, Fly Fishing and Military History categories.

All of these titles were well-received and are considered classics in the genre. However, They Met at Gettysburg is probably his best-known work because of his interpretation of the battle. Rather than doing simply a blow-by-blow account of the conflict, he focused on the two generals — Robert E. Lee and George G. Meade — and their respective performances there.

Lee, who is, arguably, the greatest general ever to have graduated from the U. Military Academy, versus Meade, a year-old general who had the command of the Union Army of the Potomac dumped into his lap two days before encountering the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia at a little town in Adams County, Pennsylvania.

Among the outdoor books were titles by wilderness expert Bradford Angier, most of which are still in print today. It is no surprise that E. However, a previous effort, virtually unknown and something that can be construed as a vanity by a publisher, was the result of a need by his father, E.