"Did you ever wonder what the outcome of the Battle of Gettysburg and possibly the civil war would have been if General J.E.B. Stuart had arrived at Gettysburg on July 1st rather than late in the day on July 2? What brought General Stuart to Carlisle on July 1st? He was the "eyes and ears" of General Robert E. Lee's Army. Mr. Zizzi will let you take an intimate look into the reasons for "Jeb" Stuart's presence in Carlisle and the profound implications of his absence from Gettysburg during the critical decision moments of July 1, 1863. Local author and artist Tony Zizzi asked himself the very same question and researched the answer in his debut book "Carlisle, Pennsylvania The Tide of the Civil War Turned Here." Mr. Zizzi's meticulous research will also help clarify the validity of the historical marker at the North Lee Farm- The Farthest Northern Advance of the Confederate Army of General Robert E. Lee. This new book is filled with photographs and maps to back up his solution to his question. It is a definite page turner." Kimberly Laidler, Manager History on High Cumberland County Historical Society Carlisle, Pennsylvania