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What factors made the continuance of the US Civil War after Appomattox nearly impossible for the Confederacy?
ChuckSiata
Certainly more than one Confederate general wanted to continue the war after Lee's surrender. Jefferson Davis also wanted to continue the war. The problem was that in April of 1865, the Confederate supply organization still provided the essentials for continued fighting however, it could have not continued much longer.All the essential main line railroads were broken, and the last four remaining ports of Charleston, Wilmington, Savannah and Mobile were closed down.
The one possible chance of sending a raid from the Army of Tennessee into the North had dim prospects.
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∙ 7y ago
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∙ 7y agoThere was only one other sizable Confederate army in the field, and that was certain to surrender (to Sherman) within a couple of weeks.
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