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An award-winning, groundbreaking, and controversial reappraisal of the most written-about battle in American history. Long after nearly fifty thousand soldiers shed their blood there, serious misunderstandings persist about Robert E. Lee's generalship at Gettysburg. What were Lee's choices... read more
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On May 14, 1863, General Robert E. Lee, President Jefferson Davis, and members of Davis' cabinet began an arduous four-day conference in a small oblong room on the second floor of the Confederacy's White House in Richmond, Virginia.
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