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    Leadership Summary In August 1962‚ the 20th Main Infantry Regiment was created under the command of Colonel (COL) A. Ames and Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) J. Chamberlain. The regiment was comprised of soldiers from around the state of Main and was initially comprised of 1621 men. The unit would fight in some of the initial bloodiest battles in the Civil War to include Antietam‚ Fredericksburg‚ and Chancellorsville. LTC Chamberlain‚ a college professor with no military training‚ actively sought out

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    Battles‚ Antietam‚ Battle of the Wilderness‚ and the most controversial at Gettysburg. Often referred to as Lee’s “old war horse”‚ Longstreet played a major role in the outcome of the Civil War. Longstreet is blamed for the Confederate loss of the Civil War primarily because of his performance at Gettysburg and his role during reconstruction as well as his friendship with Ulysses S. Grant. After the first day of fighting at Gettysburg Longstreet did not want to reengage and warned Lee of the consequences

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    War. Lincoln’s primary goal was to preserve the union‚ and in order to do this‚ he made certain decisions that were un-constitutional. These decisions ultimately strengthened his role as the president as the war progressed. He even stated in his address that if necessary‚ he would do whatever it takes to win. Jefferson‚ in contrast‚ demonstrated a very loose ruling over the people of the confederacy. He was honest and followed the law without breaking rules. He allowed the war to be controlled by

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    Killer Angels

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    1. What role does honor play in the novel?  Honor played a major role in novel‚ Killer Angels. Throughout the book‚ Honor was a concept that remained important to members of the armies‚ regardless of whether they were supporting the Union or the Confederacy. Every action and decision was made with the intention of being heroic and as honorable as possible. 2. From your reading of Killer Angels‚ what do you think was the main reason the Civil War was fought? While the North lightly interpreted

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    Hood's Military Theory

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    While leading a division into Gettysburg‚ Hood showed his commanders just what he had learned at West Point and then in the battles fought

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    Killer Angels Book Review

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    chose for the historical book review is called The Killer Angels‚ by Michael Shaara. This novel is about the Battle of Gettysburg during the Civil War‚ and it is written from the perspective of the people fighting while sharing their thoughts and feelings about the battle as it goes on. Although it is historical fiction‚ The Killer Angels centers around the Battle of Gettysburg‚ which‚ of course‚ really took place. While the strategy of the battle is factual‚ the dialogue is fictitious. The book

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    The Battle of Gettysburg took place during the American Civil War between the Armies of the Union and the Confederacy. The bloodiest battle of the Civil War took place in the fields of Pennsylvania starting the morning of the first of July 1863‚ ending on the third of July. Over 600 Field Artillery pieces were used in the conflict on both sides (Coco‚ 2004). The Battle of Gettysburg played a key role in the evolution and incorporation of Field Artillery on the battlefield. In the decades leading

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    Doubleday. Not only was he the creator of baseball‚ he also played a major role in the United States by freeing of slaves. (Kirsh 4) Abner Doubleday changed American Society forever‚ with the invention of America’s game‚ and his role in the Battle of Gettysburg. The world changed forever when the first game was played in 1839 in Cooperstown‚ New York. (Kirsh 7) Abner laid in a cow pasture with his good friend Elihu Phinney on a sunny summer day. They had one problem; they didn’t know what to do

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    battle‚ especially if it was fought on Northern soil‚ that President Abraham Lincoln would be forced to negotiate a settlement of the Civil War. On 01 July 1863‚ then Colonel Joshua Chamberlain‚ and his 20th Maine received word to begin movement to Gettysburg‚ Pennsylvania‚ where the Union Army had already engaged the Confederates. After marching more than 100 miles in five days with only two hours of sleep‚ COL Chamberlain and his men arrived on 02 July 1863 and immediately began preparing to establish

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    discusses the strategy and logic used by each of the commanding officers of either army‚ along with the non-war side of each officer. In this historical novel‚ based on the battle of Gettysburg‚ the characters and events are‚ for the most part‚ historically accurate‚ however Shaara‚ who was not actually present at Gettysburg‚ had to fictionalize what the character’s thoughts and conversations were. In "To The Reader"‚ Shaara writes "The interpretation of character is my own." Sharra also states "I

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