The Civil War Through The Eyes of Four Generals

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The Civil War Through The Eyes of Four Generals Robert E. Lee "Stonewall" Jackson Joshua L. Chamberlain Winfield S. Hancock

Four Generals: General Allegiance Prior Profession Key Battle Robert E. Lee Confederacy U.S. Army Colonel Fredericksburg T. J. Jackson V.M.I. Professor Bull Run J. L. Chamberlain Union College Professor "Win" Hancock U.S. Army Captain Chancellorsville

Gen. Robert E. Lee, C.S.A. 32 years in U.S. Army A Virginian Torn between duty to nation or to state Resigns to command Confederate Army

Gen. "Stonewall" Jackson, C.S.A. Professor at V.M.I. A Virginian Devout Christian Suffered many personal tragedies

Gen. Joshua Chamberlain, U.S.A. Professor at Bowdoin College No prior military experience Restless, craves adventure Proves himself in combat

Gen. "Win" Hancock, U.S.A. Captain in U.S. Army Stationed out West before the war Frustrated by poor Union generals Quickly advances in rank

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