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Pemberton was not a brilliant commander. He was low on supplies, and the senior command was divided on how to proceed, sending him conflicting orders. They were up against an inventive and energetic commander who took advantage of every opportunity provided him. Also the south were outnumbered by the north..By alot!

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Q: What factors hindered the south in the Battle of Vicksburg?
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What battle divided the south?

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What hindered the South during Battle of Vicksburg?

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