Second Maryland Infantry Bibliography

Contains an introductory chapter on the regiment, a chapter on the author, an 18 chapter account of the regiment's service, an updated unit roster, and several appendices. Publication date: to be announced

Contains a short history and a roster of the unit. However, the roster is severely flawed with a minimum of 114 errors in the roster of the Second Maryland alone.

An extrodinary account of the Battle of Antietam from the perspective of the 2nd Maryland's surgeon. It is graphic and bloodcurdling.

This article explains Duryee's reasons for resigning from the service and recounts the unit's participation in the attacks on Burnside Bridge.

A short, unfootnoted summary history of the Second Maryland Infantry.

This article presents a revised account of events surrounding Clark's Mountain, Virginia, on August 18, 1862. This account is the first to place Pope's sources of the intelligence that saved his army in the proper order: (1) a Union spy-Thomas Harter (2) a reconaissance by the Second Maryland Infantry (3) and the Captured order.

This article presents a short history of the regiment's service during the entire war.

A very lively account of life in the Second Maryland. Matthews painted with a broad brush, placing himself at the center of most of his accounts. Contains many colorful accounts, not entirely to be trusted, that the more staid Taylor did not.