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    to the battle of Antietam‚ confederate General Robert E. Lee advanced his army into Maryland where he encountered Union General George B. McClennan to fight for two vital passes through the South Mountain range. Following hard fought battles by both sides‚ the Union declared victory in South Mountain and prepared for the upcoming battle at Antietam. On September 16‚ 1862‚ General Lee and General McClennan would meet again on the northern edge of Virginia at Sharpsburg‚ Maryland. The battle of Antietam

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    was unprecedented in its use of photography to document the various aspects of war. This picture is the bloody battle of Antietam. The photo was taken by Alexander Gardner displaying the horrific tragedy that occurred at the battle of Antietam. Since the battle was declared over‚ now the battleground is a place to go and look around at the battlefield. It was a very hard fought battle on both sides‚ and each General had very good qualities that will be further explained in the body paragraphs below

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    I am going to throw out there that in my opinion a turning point in the war was not reliant on one battle‚ one executive order‚ or one weapon evolution‚ but a combination these complimenting each other lead to a turning point movement for a lack of a better term. I suggest that Gettysburg is a major event in the Union’s favor‚ but if left standing alone without events such as the victory at Antietam and Vicksburg it would have just been a major victory for the Union. I also believe that the Union

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    After 9/11‚ the Gettysburg Address was reborn to bring us remembrance‚ togetherness and encouragement through tough times. In his essay‚ Safire states that 9/11 was “the worst bloodbath on our territory since Antietam Creek” (41). By bringing back past events such as the battle of Antietam‚ Safire probably strikes a lot of strong emotion from his readers by using it in comparison to 9/11. To reuse a speech such as the Gettysburg Address at a time such as after 9/11 was unlikely to be thought of‚

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    Civil War‚ Ambrose E. Burnside is commissioned colonel of the 1st Rhode Island Volunteers. * July 21‚ 1861 - Ambrose E. Burnside leads his 1st Rhode Island Volunteers in the First Battle of Manassas. * August 6‚ 1861 - Ambrose E. Burnside is appointed brigadier general of U.S. Volunteers‚ after the First Battle of Manassas. * February 8‚ 1862 - Brigadier General Ambrose E. Burnside captures Roanoke Island‚ North Carolina. * March 14‚ 1862 - Brigadier General Ambrose E. Burnside captures

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    Ten Days That Unexpectedly Changed America Chapter Summaries Chapter 1: “Massacre at Mystic” May 26‚ 1637 was a fateful day in the history of America. The actions of Major John Mason and his Puritan men set a precedent for the next two hundred years of European and Indian relations. On that clear May night near the Mystic River of New England‚ hundreds of Pequot Indians were killed by the Europeans and their allies‚ most of the victims being the elderly‚ women‚ and children. This massacre was

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    Harvard Outline Title: The Battle of Antietam and Resorting to the Emancipation Proclamation I. The significant major events or actions taken place by the Union at the start of the Civil War were the Blockades‚ The Battle of Antietam‚ and the Emancipation Proclamation. A. Concentrating on the south’s principle ports. 1. The North held blockades on the South’s ports and coastal routes. a. It would Holt any economic growth that the South received through trade and commerce such as

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    events of the Civil War proved Scott’s plan sound. Bull Run Two battles actually‚ both fought near Manassas Creek and both won by the South. The first was the first engagement of the war‚ on July 21‚ 1861‚ and sent the Union army packing. The second‚ following hard on the heels of the unsuccessful Peninsular Campaign‚ was a year later‚ on Aug. 29-30‚ 1862‚ and gave the South almost all of Virginia back. Battle of Antietam The bloodiest day of the Civil War. More than 23‚000 men lost their

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    Foote a native southerner like any other published author faced criticism and critique of his work‚ especially for focusing on the history of the war by discussing the decisions and actions of conflicts that boiled over into large blood pools on the battle field. Douglass Mitchell‚ Stuart Chapman‚ and James Cox developed complex

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    Grant and Lee Throughout the course of my history career‚ which is not very long‚ teachers and professors have always focused on the point that General Grant was a butchering alcoholic who won the war solely on the account of his stubborn personality. And on the other hand‚ teachers portrayed General Lee as a masterful strategist‚ who used Christian values in order to win the rebellion. However‚ in Fuller’s account of the two Generals‚ he alleges through data and personal intuition that General

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