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thank you for the great content

Admire both of you for your passion as I'm pretty much the same way when it comes to history. Did a 4 day battlefield tour of the Valley with Scott Patchan back in 2011 and remember going down Walker Lane and standing in a field of what was then Crawford's Farm. A memorable experience. Understand that a number of improvements regarding interpretation have been made since that time. Guess it's time for a return visit. Thanks for posting.

Great video!

I found this podcast interview fascinating. Thank you both.❤

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Great information, keep it up.

Great info. Thanks for sharing this.

Good job 9

I never knew about these guys; thanks!

Great to run across this! My 2 x great-grandfather & his two brothers & half-brother were in this fight with the 10th Alabama. Nice to see it get some attention.

Plus I understand that an armed, uniformed militiaman was stationed at every polling station for the second Virginia secession vote. In which Pittsburgh cemetery is Alexander Smith buried... Allegheny Cemetery? I was hoping to find it on the Findagrave website.

Hey no disrespect but your butchering the true story horribly

Big girls fun to ride but get you shot.

Thanks for the videos.I appreciate your time and effort.Keep them coming!

Would lave to see a story on Jubal Early. An unusual Confederate leader.

I like to see y'all do a story about Nathan Bedford Forrest he is one of my favorite generals one of my ancestors serve with the 12th North Carolina and work wounded at the battle of Chancellorsville on May 2nd 1863 return the service january of 64 Stonewall Brigade

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I grew up in River Edge ("New Bridge") -- we were told we had the "bridge that saved a nation." Apparently, George Washington had this bridge on his maps, but the British only had a bridge a few miles south in Hackensack. So Washington was able to evade the British when retreating. Not sure how much truth there is in that, but that's what we were told! The von Steuben house (pictured in the video) was donated to von Steuben for the help he gave to the Colonial Army. He apparently was so underwhelmed that he never even visited the house. Throughout Bergen County, there are signs marking "Washington's Retreat Route." On the other hand, in Monmouth County, there are signs marking, "British Retreat Route."

Brovo, you recognized George Thomas for his ability to plan, think, and act in the midst of battle and gave him a measure of the credit he deserves. At Nashville, he did what Sherman failed to do with a superior force while being badgered by Grant who was stalemated at Petersburg.

The narrator neglects to mention: 1) Lee allowed his students to rape black girls of Lexington, but would expel students for missing too many classes. 2) He expressed regrets that he was too old to be the first leader of the Ku Klux Klan.

He was a racist and largely responsible for the Jim Crow Era in the South.

He goes far too easy on our second worse President.

Hello…thank you for this discussion! I just found out my gg grandfather was 1 of the 1,634 captured prisoners of war at Tullahoma. He was Co. B, 24th Ala Infantry (under Polk/Bragg). It states he was captured July 2, 1863 but was discharged in Sept ‘63 under “Oath & Parole.” What does that mean?? Side note: He lived to a ripe old age of 87 yrs. Moved to East Liverpool, Ohio in 1865 until his death. Thank you, Kelly

Stoneman come through here in North Carolina

Yeah I really enjoy going to battlefields I started in 1986 Manassas was my first trip stop by Newmarket on the way back from Manassas I have been to a lot of battlefields yeah I think you should make a video of the battle God bless from North Carolina God save the South

Great job - I really like how you pointed out the exact positions of the troops on the field of battle.

Nice info and very interesting

Been waiting for new material to be released. How exciting!

Very interesting Thanks for sharing

Why is this being randomly recommended to me