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Lost victories: the military genius of Stonewall Jackson

By:

ALEXANDER Bevin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Edison, NJ, USA: The Blue & Grey Press, 1996Description: 350pISBN:

0785807225 (hbk.):

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Summary: Suggests that Robert E. Lee was the architect of the Confederate forces defeats during the American Civil War because he prevented Jackson from carrying out bold attacks and capitalising on his victories.

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Suggests that Robert E. Lee was the architect of the Confederate forces defeats during the American Civil War because he prevented Jackson from carrying out bold attacks and capitalising on his victories.

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