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Tag Archives: 126th New York
Gettysburg Off the Beaten Path: The Death of William Barksdale
Part of a series. Brigadier General William Barksdale had been champing at the bit all day July 2nd to go into action. The 41 year old Tennessee native was one of the hardest charging leaders in Robert E. Lee’s army. … Continue reading →
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