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Oft-overlooked, in the history books and by battlefielders, is the North Anna battlefield-scene of one of the biggest Civil War battles that never happened.
It wasn’t for a lack of trying, though. Ulysses S. Grant, punch-drunk exhausted from the grueling pace he’d set for his army, stumbled into a trap set by Robert E. Lee, who was so delirious with illness that he was unable to spring it in time.
Read on, Macduff, at Emerging Civil War.
It wasn’t for a lack of trying, though. Ulysses S. Grant, punch-drunk exhausted from the grueling pace he’d set for his army, stumbled into a trap set by Robert E. Lee, who was so delirious with illness that he was unable to spring it in time.
Read on, Macduff, at Emerging Civil War.