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How did Lincoln or Davis react to the win or loss of Gettysburg?
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Was there foreign influence on the Battle of Gettysburg?
France and Great Britain both decided not to support the confederates after their loss in Gettysburg
The greatest loss of life occurred at the?
Answer this question… Battle of Gettysburg
Where did the greatest loss of life occur?
Battle of Gettysburg. (Apex)
The greatest loss life occurred at the?
Answer this question… Battle of Gettysburg
What has the author Kimberly Davis written?
Kimberly Davis has written: 'Alchemies of loss'
Which confedrate general clamied personal responsibility of the loss at Gettysburg?
Lee
What battle had the most loss of life?
Battle of the Bulge--- about 81,000 casulties but on American soil, Gettysburg---51,000 casulties on both sides.
Who loss the Battle of Gettysburg?
Robert E. Lee and the Army of Northern Virginia.
Where did the greatest loss of life occur at?
Battle of Gettysburg. (Apex)
What was the main grief of the Battle of Gettysburg?
Perhaps the saddest loss was that of a young Gettysburg resident named Ginnie Wade. She was killed by a stray bullet on July 3rd. Gettysburg left the highest death toll of any battle in the war. The families and loved ones of each dead soldier grieved for his loss.
The South suffered over 28000 casualties and the North about 23000 casualties at?
The Battle of Gettysburg, in Pennsylvania, July 1-3, 1863. But I believe it was the other way around, with the north suffering the larger loss.
What battle helped Confederate confidence as 1863 drew to a close?
Confederate President Jefferson Davis addressed the Confederate Congress in December of 1863. Although the successful Union siege of Vicksburg and the loss at the Battle of Gettysburg had hurt Southern chances in the war, Davis pointed out that the Rebel victory at Chickamauga proved that the Confederacy war for independence was alive and still strong.
