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| Posted: Fri Feb 12th, 2010 04:21 pm |
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He may have failed, but at least he would have tried. I think everyone would agree that Culps hill was at its weakest point on the first day. And i really believe that if Ewell would have attacked with a suffiecent force they would have tooken the hill. the confederates were tired and hard faught but so was the federals, the federals even more so. they were probably in a state of panick having been pushed back like they were. In all respect Lee should have never committed at gettysburg until he could reconnect with stuart but he did.
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