#Edward H. Bonekemper III

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Civil War Fun Facts #8

General Ulysses S. Grant wasn’t the bloodiest general of the war—Robert E. Lee was.

Mary Lincoln called Grant a “butcher” for the horrific losses sustained by his troops during the Overland Campaign in the spring of 1864—twice the number of casualties as Lee’s army. But if casualties are counted proportionally, Lee’s army suffered the most throughout the war. This is because Lee relished the attack, a trait that won him key battles such as Chancellorsville and Fredericksburg but cost him heavy casualties—Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg is an example—and eventually decimated the Army of Northern Virginia.

( if you wanna learn more about this, I suggest reading “ A Victor, Not A Butcher “ by Edward H. Bonekemper III )

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Written By: Edward H. Bonekemper III Narrated By: Peter Berkrot Publisher: Blackstone Audiobooks Date: January 2018 Duration: 7 hours 10 minutes

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The author tells us about what he feels are the ten biggest Civil War blunders made by generals that significantly affected the war's outcome. This method of teaching history is fascinating, yet it appears to change science facts into science fiction. Listen to this book to hear some of the endless events that could happen in time travel. The 10 Biggest Civil War Blunders by Edward H Bonekemper III. A 7-hour #Audible history narrated by Peter Berkrot. (at Kingston, Washington) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRNKJXkNhWE/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Book Review: The Myth Of The Lost Cause

Book Review: The Myth Of The Lost Cause

The Myth Of The Lost Cause:  Why The South Fought The Civil War And Why The North Won, by Edward H. Bonekemper III

I have long wanted to read this book and have had it on my list of books to read from the library for years, but for some reason it took me a long time to get around to it–probably due to the fact that it was my highest priority to read books around 200 pages in length and this one…