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Although the viewpoint is admittedly arguable, the general consensus is that the Battle of Gettysburg (in July of 1863) was the high point (or, "high mark") of the Confederacy. More specifically, the final day of the battle (July 3rd) is identified as the high point, for it was before then that final victory in the war was still possible while, after, the South fell slowly but surely into final defeat.

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