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Ch. 1 Chancellorsville and its antecedents 1
Ch. 2 From the Rappahannock to the Susquehanna 33
Ch. 3 Gettysburg 65
Ch. 4 Waltzing with General Meade 99
Ch. 5 Winter quarters and a new foe 127
Ch. 6 The furnace of 1864 143
Ch. 7 To and across the James 165
Ch. 8 A mere question of time 183
Ch. 9 To Appomattox 215
Ch. 10 The fall of the Confederacy 247
Bibliographic essay 263
Index 269
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reviewed Robert E. Lee and the Fall of the Confederacy, 1863-1865 on July 13, 2009
Robert E. Lee and the Fall of the Confederacy, 1863-1865
A very well researched but dry account lacking in opinions, all of which is odd given the subject matter. Gordon was a superb general. He was aggressive, brave, and creative. Yet, his life is one that would draw few applause today. He was a fire-eater, Klansmen, and crony-capitalist. Although he sought reunion, he was also a Lost Cause supporter who shamelessly vilified Longstreet. The later point is not mentioned at all, a real hole in the book.
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