Darden Leadership Ride Elective Course: Fall Session 2013, Class 5 - Final

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• SU

  @susanschaffner4422 · 1 year ago

  These classes are timeless. Prof. Gary is fantastic. I wish I could have had a teacher like him. October 23, 2024.

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• BI

  @biophilist · 8 hours ago

  I agree with all the other comments about what a great teacher this professor was. Having earned a PhD, and spent much of my life as a teacher and professor, I have never seen a batter, and wish that I could’ve discovered him sooner, so that I might have somewhat emulated him.

• CA

  @carolbell8008 · 6 years ago

  Prof. Gallagher make learning fun and he also teaches wisdom and leadership extremely well.His knowledge and talent are outstanding.

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• AM

  @amatuer2 · 2 years ago

  Mr. Gallagher is a national treasure.

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• JI

  @jimkelley1000 · 9 years ago (edited)

  What a treat to sit in on this excellent 5 part class with Prof. Gallagher, the &quot;Sledge-O-Matic&quot; of Civil War historians. ;-)<br>THANK YOU for allowing this to be posted!

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• SU

  @susanschaffner4422 · 1 year ago

  I have a crush on Professor Gallagher. I wish I could sit in on a class. I do watch his lectures.

• ST

  @stevestringer7351 · 5 years ago

  Fantastic series.

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• DI

  @dipdo7675 · 1 year ago

  I said to myself…the students don’t seem to know the difference between strategy and tactics and strategic and tactical and Gary calls them out on this 10 seconds later!

• IN

  @indy_go_blue6048 · 6 years ago

  My family visited Gettysburg in 1995. My biggest &quot;Oh wow!&quot; moment was standing at foot of the NW face of Cemetery Hill and thinking, damn that is one tall hill. Being at the top it felt a long way down as well, though the trees blocked the view held by the Union men in 1863. I can still feel how impressive it was and ever since I feel a deeper understanding of why Ewell found attacking it &quot;impracticable.&quot;

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• GS

  @gsilcoful · 2 years ago

  Wonderful.

• LE

  @leftyshawenuph4026 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I have listened to all of these, multiple times (been going to sleep listening to them for maybe 3 weeks now).<br>I am surprised to hear that so many of the students speak English with thick accents. They are obviously from a variety of different countries. Sounds like half are &quot;foreigners&quot;.<br>I&apos;m curious about why they would be so interested in a strictly American war.

• CA

  @carolbell8008 · 6 years ago

  At Gettysburg it appears that Lee had not yet fully realized just how much his past successes were the result of Jackson, and that it was only Jackson who he could give vague orders

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