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Gettysburg Battle Seen as Turning Point in Civil War
A long, vivid historical account details the Gettysburg confrontation, its strategic aims, key leaders from Lee to Meade, and the costly losses on both sides. The piece places the battle as decisive in shifting the war toward Northern ascendancy and sets the stage for subsequent campaigns.
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Edward B. Clark
Hington
Gettysburg
Richmond
Chancelloraville
Chanccolloraville
Robert E. Lee
Pennsylvania
James Longstreet
Richard 8. Ewell
A. P. Hill
Lee
Meade
John F. Reynolds
W. 8. Hancock
Daniel E. Sickles
George Sykes
John Bedgwick
C. O. Howard
H. W. Sloc
Burg
Gettyburg
Robert E Lee
Winchester
Potomac River
Maryland
Hooker
Stuart
Low
Magerstown
Harrisburg
Susquehanna
Jubal A. Barry
York
Wrighteville
Chancellorsville
Lea
Mariinberg
Halleck Din
George Gordon Meade
Mende Lee
Cettyaburg
Mende
Pennsylvania Vilage
Reynolds
Fifth
Hanover
General Reynolds
Abner Doubleday
Miantesippi
Islet Pennsylvania
Doubleday
Seminary Ridge
Hancock
Cemetery Hill
Rock Creek
Round Top
Meward
Slocum
Sickles
Longstreet
Ewell
Nlon
Hound Top
Houtle
Peach Orchard
Cemetery Hi
Calpe MII
Wend
United States
Bouthers
Celtgeberg
Zook
Farnsworth
Weed
Graham
Barnes
Gibbon
Warren
Harlow
Wutterfeld
Canualiion
Generale Sommes
Pender
Grant
Appomattox
North Virginia