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1 The War Continues Further
1863 The War Continues Further

2 Emancipation Official
Emancipation Proclamation official January 1, 1863 Quasi-freedom

3 Chancellorsville Lee defeats Hooker Virginia
“Stonewall” Jackson killed Hooker dejected

4 Jackson Dies 5/10/1863 “Let us cross over the river and rest in the shade under the trees”

5 Gettysburg Meade replaces Hooker 5th man to command army that year

6 Gettysburg 2 July 1-3, 1863 Pennsylvania Cemetery and Seminary Ridges

7 Gettysburg 3 Little Round Top High Water Mark Pickett’s Charge

8 Vicksburg July 4, 1863 Mississippi Seized by Grant
Control Mississippi River

9 Fort Wagner 54th New York Negro Troops Movie Glory
Robert G. Shaw commander

10 Chickamauga Braxton Bragg wins for South
Rosecrans trapped in Chattanooga

11 Gettysburg Address November 19, 1863 2 minutes in length
Dedicated cemetery

12 Chattanooga Break Rebel siege at Chattanooga “Chickamauga!”
“My God! Come and see them Run!”

13 Fun Facts Harriet Beecher Stowe was recognized when the Emancipation was official Joshua Chamberlain commanded his brother Thomas in Gettysburg

14 Fun Facts 2 Matthew Broderick plays Robert G. Shaw in the movie “Glory” Chickamauga is in Georgia Chattanooga is in Tennessee Neighbors they are

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