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Lee spoke to General Ewell and took his advice?

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each army confederate and union seemed to have a really wide array of headdress. just something i noticed especially amongst the union troops.

Lee’s arrogance was the downfall. His belief in his men, strategy, and supposed weakness of the Union Army blinded him to the truth.

I can see how Lee might have viewed Longstreets suggestion of swinging all the way around the flank and rear to be too much of a gamble. The Union army had thousands of reinforcements on their way in that area. And it would see that he felt attacking the empty round tops would still accomplish the same flanking move without the extra complications of Longstreets idea. And frankly, if it weren’t for General Warren on the Union side, the Confederates might well have taken LRT.

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Salieri for all his jealously. Would not have harmed Mozart. He was too in awe of his musical genius which came without any apparent effort? There where far far far more sinister types in the darkened shadows of the King's court, who where more than up to the challenge of eliminating his influences on the King. Had Mozart lived another ten years? what masterpieces of perfection he would have composed? quite honestly, I am not even sure he had reached his peak. Just warming up?

I wonder what was the next move for Lee IF this charge had met their objective that day? I don’t recall any discussion about a secondary charge or support to widen the breech and force the whole Union army from the field. I guess he was hoping the Fed’s would just take flight.

Lee needed jackson so bad during this battle so bad

The Archbishop is too inflated with self-importance.

Most ppl in the South didn’t really care about the Confederacy they more so just wanted to protect their home states which is one of the reasons they lost; the Union had a better sense of cohesion

Every contest is winners and losers/ if Pickett's Charge had succeeded it's planning would have been remembered by History as military genius !!!

What I believe Longstreet had wanted to say was "Gentlemen, I do believe this attack will fail"

A creeping barrage by 25 pounders has to be one of the most terrifying things a soldier can ever experience in battle. It must be hell on earth to be watching the explosions come towards you. A Bridge Too Far has to be one of the best War Films ever made. We will never forget the Heroes of Arnhem and the sacrifice that the greatest generation made during World War 2.

3:29 “Muh boys got they’re dander up” Some day I will use that one.

This is why i don't join armies.

Is this gettys burg movie

When men ,cared about fellow man ,all respect to these very brave men 👊

Down with the Yankee Union. Hoorah for the Confederate South. Look at the State of the Union in 2024. What a pile of Crap.

Visit Salzburg. His house is painted gold

Stand your ground ! Thank You. Robert E Lee

What a terrible script...

Comme disait coluche tellement précoce qu à vingt ans il est mort

Highly recommended movie

this is how to insult somebody

One of the best ww2 movies ever made

Mr. Blair was hardly rotund, rather quite thin. Also Blair was never a General., perhaps the writers confused him with his son Francis who became one during the war. Meanwhile Lee's cousin S. P. Lee said "When I find the word Virginia in my commission I will join the Confederacy.". He remained in the Union navy becoming an Admiral and leading both the Northern Atlantic Blockading fleet and then the Mississippi River fleet. The Union cause owes no small debt to southern born generals who stood with their country such as 'the Rock of Chickamauga' George Thomas and John Gibbon as well as southern born Admirals Farragut and Lee.

That's not how dragons teeth work Love this film, but never picked up on this over the years. Great film, no disrespect but sorry that's not how they work. Thank you for the upload!!!

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In these days of PC and woke B.S. everyone ask themselves this question: why is this movie not shown on television with the regularity it once was?

Den film kenne ich, Steiner das eiserne kreuz.

I always regret that the movie did not show the chaotic retreat through Gettysburg. It was such a confused melee. Unit cohesion was lost, each to his own.

I don't believe this thing there is no way that he drew it in the dirt in front of his commanders there is no way that that happened just the only seen in this entire movie that I do not believe

If I took a test on the confederacy in school, I’d probably flunk it. I know little about the confederacy but it was a rebellion to the United States. The entire southern states Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginias had their own government going on

The Greatest War film ever made ! By the Man who made greatest western... Enough said...

Lincoln did not want the United States to be divided. He said it would create a weaker nation, and that's why Lincoln decided to go to war.

I think this Campaign was crazy from the start and a Major mistake of monumental proportions from which he never really recovered. The same fate befell the Germans or the Nazis, Napoleon wouldn't listen, and Hitler was the same, and thank God for that

It looks like Emperor Joseph von Habsburg II was a bit amused with Mozart's performance.

While this movie is historically wildly inaccurate, I love the portrayal of his personality and the impact his music had. We must not forget: Until about this time, an "artist" was not connected to a personality. Being a painter or a composer was just someone who made products like a carpenter. They were paid and delivered goods. Mozart was one of the first "personalities" who didn't much care about being traditional music-writers. He wrote music because he felt the urge to. He was full of it and he had to let it out.

Apparently the French cavalry made these suicide charges over and over again at Waterloo; maybe as many as 20 times! Curassiers, lancers, hussars, chasseurs...

У Советских танков никогда небыло таких длинных тактических номеров .У Т 34 небыло 45 мм длинноствольной пушки .Бортовые так натяжно не выли .

Lee should have known better. The Battle of Malvern Hill & Fredericksburg should have shown him that charges on a Well entrenched enemy just does not work.

Gods and Generals is blatant neo cuck-federate propaganda. But for all the objectively horrible people that he was surrounded by Lee wasnt half bad. But hes still a traitor, he chose to lead the rebels and the blood of many, both enemy and comrade alike, are on his hands. If theres one thing i wish people would take away from Lee, its that he said not to make statues after confederate traitors

Based comments calling a traitor a traitor

The Confederacy started the war when they raided federal armories and then fired upon federal forts. Then it called for tens of thousands of soldiers well before Lincoln called for union volunteers.

My German ancestors migrated to the USA long after slavery and the Civil War and they expected peace and freedom, but today this nation seems to be pushed to civil war again by design

Americans fighting Americans. History has a habit of repeating.

It's crazy when you can think on a map, and then these generals where just used to thinking in whatever space along lines and what not. "your corps will go" here, and spread there or w/e

Apparently no one told Salieri it was white wig day at the emperors concert.