Defining the Civil War WINIK: America’s Civil War was a conflict of just really epic and cataclysmic proportions. When it started out, nobody could have envisaged or imagined that there would be 620,000 dead men at the - Fitzhugh Lee - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Defining the Civil War WINIK: America’s Civil War was a conflict of just really epic and cataclysmic proportions. When it started out, nobody could have envisaged or imagined that there would be 620,000 dead men at the Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-08-01 14:34:13 Open Document File Size: 109,80 KB Share Result on Facebook City Appomattox / Washington / D.C. / Memphis / Nashville / Richmond / / Company Chicago Tribune / Ford / / Continent America / / Country United States / / Event Person Travel / / NaturalFeature Blue Ridge Mountains / / Organization Lee’s army / Grant’s army / U.S. Treasury / / Person James Longstreet / Mary Lee / Jefferson Davis / Abraham Lincoln / Or William Quantrill / George Washington / Bill Sherman / John Johnston / Mary Lincoln / Robert E. Lee / Nathan Bedford Forrest / / Position counsel / Vice President / Sailor / General / leading advisors / and E. Porter / Confederate president / toughened Union general / Confederate general / / PublishedMedium the Chicago Tribune / / SocialTag Politics of the United States Bland family of Virginia Fitzhugh family of Virginia Randolph family of Virginia Robert E. Lee Appomattox Abraham Lincoln Battle of Appomattox Court House First Families of Virginia Ulysses S. Grant

Defining the Civil War WINIK: America’s Civil War was a conflict of just really epic and cataclysmic proportions. When it started out, nobody could have envisaged or imagined that there would be 620,000 dead men at theAdd to Reading List