Gettysburg, Day Two - McLaws' Attack

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• KZ

  @kzeich · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgB-0V2cQF8&amp;t=1093">18:13</a> the arrival and deployment of the 6th Corps in essence replaced all the casualties the union had suffered up to this point

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• SK

  @skellar3689 · 2 years ago

  Great description and graphics. I always look forward to your videos.

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• JA

  @jakeella · 3 years ago

  Outstanding.

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• DA

  @DavidBina-z2y · 2 months ago

  Thanks for this. It’s really well researched and presented. I watched a similar one which was obviously AI generated. It kept referring to McLaws as McClellan 😢

• JA

  @jackhays1194 · 2 months ago

  Most people don’t seem to grasp why Lee might have thought what he did for July 3.

• AN

  @Antidisestablish · 10 months ago

  Can’t follow that for S..t !

• TR

  @travisbayles870 · 3 years ago

  My Great Great Great uncle Captain Wesley Mellard of Co D 13th Mississippi Infantry Regiment of Barksdales brigade fought at the Peach 🍑 Orchard at Gettysburg

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• MO

  @model-man7802 · 3 years ago

  Look down at Big Round Top and imagine Longstreet coming around th bottom into the wide open Union Rear.

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• RE

  @RealKeystone · 3 years ago

  You say you wonder why Sickles chose Berney over Humphreys right after telling us that Berney was a political general like Sickles and Humphreys was a West Pointer. Tha&apos;s why Sickles chose Berney and not Hmphreys. See, birds of a feather flock together and Sickles didn&apos;t trust West Pointers as much as people who were more like him. &nbsp;Sickles was very gangster and thought he knew better than the trained generals with his common sense. That&apos;s why he made that move forward without orders. After getting stomped on at Chancelorsville, he trust his own gut intsincts over West Pointers and Meade was a West Pointer.

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• TR

  @tricorntom2254 · 2 years ago

  It&apos;s a bit confusing when you use red for Confederate lines, Blue for union, but then use red lettering for a Union general and his movements with red arrows. Let all union lines, generals, and arrows be in blue. Let all Confederate lines, generals, and arrows be in red. Then there can be no confusion as at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgB-0V2cQF8&amp;t=550">9:10</a> (OMG Who the F is Zook? &nbsp;Did a Confederate general suddenly get behind Union lines for an attack?) With some extra research, I realized this was not the case, but if the colors were totally consistent then it would be much clearer. Thank You, and excellent job, overall.

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• MR

  @Mr.MikeBarksdale · 3 years ago

  Overall isn&apos;t it fair to say that General Barksdale had about the lone success from July 2nd on the CSA side? &nbsp;--Mike Barksdale

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• FR

  @Francisco-e4d · 1 year ago (edited)

  I believe that Williams&apos; Twelfth Corps did not intervene in Longstreet&apos;s attack on the 2nd, right?