Ask A Gettysburg Guide #63- Things That Make You Go 'Hmmm' In The Gettysburg Campaign- Jasan Hileman
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- LBG Jasan Hileman is the newst guide to join us on Addressing Gettysburg. Also, Joe from Peach Orchard Publishing joins us for the first time as producer/engineer.
When I asked Jasan to do the show I told him what I tell every guide who comes on: you can choose from a list of listener submitted topics or you can name your own. Jasan said he wanted to do a WTF Moments epiosde. Since that title is already overused, I harkened back to the days of hair gel and parachute pants and borrowed a line from the great American philosophers C&C Music Factory for this show's title.
In this episode, we cover many things that leave a lot of us scratching our heads about the Gettysburg Campaign like Mr. Stuart's Wild Ride, Ewell's "inaction" on Cemetery and Culp's Hill and more. This was yet another fun episode to record and we hope you have fun (and learn a bit) listening to it.
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Great concept for discussion, and a great video. Many thanks to AG & Jasan Hileman!
Our pleasure!
Great show! That Jasan guy really sounds like he knows what he talkin about… 👀😂
Lol
Genuine pleasure to hear such a knowledgeable discussion. Found myself going hmmm… in many new ways :)
Some pretty good Hmmmmmmmms
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Excellent indepth conversation. Explored many tactical avenues.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really fun episode
Thank you
1:43:00 🤣🤣🤣 Civil War Comedy Channel Just found this channel last night, I love it
Thank you! Enjoy
at 1:05 'lack of cavalry' ?? or Conf cav not utilized well. 7 Cavalry brigades Lee had, only 3 were with Stuart. Lee had cavalry with him the whole time but they were not utilized on day1 or 2. Maybe he didn't have much faith in them......
Right. He didn’t need cavalry. He needed Stuart. But I count Jones, Robertson, Jenkins and Imboden who are within Lee’s reach before Stuart comes back to him with the other three. Did you mean there were 7 brigades in total?
I like this type of conversation
Thank you. We do too
July 1 was a full moon
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14:45 - Someone really DID say "Hmmmmm"!
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With Lee was it a heart or a fart issue?
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Chess is a campaign. Your opening moves may not take the King but are just as important.
What if.....J.E.B. WAS on the Gettysburg campaign and he got eliminated by the swift movements of Meade. And what if. Just if. Blaming the loss at Gettysburg on Stuart "not being there" is no different then the silliness of blaming Ewell. Ask yourself again as to WHY Stuart wasnt there. Lee did everything but slap the ass of his horse goodbye. 🐎 hmmmmmm...
Right. The only one to blame is Lee
I heard Gettysburg is haunted, is this true?
Depends on your beliefs 🤷♂️ I like the walks as entertainment and some info! They are fun
I think many people’s minds are haunted. I’ve lived here 9 years and have yet to see or hear anything that I can’t explain through the magic of thinking
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Ask him why the war started in ‘61 but the emancipation proclamation was not until 1863 🤔
The short answer is because there’s a time and a place for everything. Like, why didn’t you do a certain thing in your own life that you now can’t imagine not being a part of your life? Because there was you had to wait for the right time and place. The long answer requires a lot of reading and doesn’t change the fact that the south was wrong and they lost the war.
That timing was purely political - The South had the popular & political support to start the war in 1861, but Lincoln and his cabinet didn't feel that they had the political support to announce the Emancipation Proclamation until later, and even then most of his Cabinet were concerned that the people's (and army's) political will wouldn't yet support it.