This statement absolutely applies to every soldier who fought at the Battle of Gettysburg. Union and Confederate soldiers were symbolic as killer angels, people who fought for what they believed was right, even if it meant killing other soldiers. The people who fought were citizens of the same nation, sometimes brother against brother. Tom Chamberlain and Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain were exceptions to this rule. These brothers both fought in the Union Army. Sometimes soldiers fought people they were once friends with. Ultimately, the war was between two sides of the nation. This led to mass destruction and massacre of the population of our country. Each soldier was a killer angel in their own way, they fought and fought one of the bloodiest battles of the war. Using the title of the book to say that the soldiers are killer “angels” is an excellent description. These were people fighting for a cause that was not always understood by some. In the novel's introduction, the soldiers of Lee's army are described as the most...