While General George Meade reportedly shouted that "it's all over" upon hearing the surrender was signed, roughly 175,000 Confederates remained in the field, but were mostly starving and disillusioned.
Roughly 175,000 Confederates remained in the field, but were mostly starving and disillusioned. While General George Meade reportedly shouted that "it's all over" upon hearing the surrender was signed.
While General George Meade reportedly shouted that "it's all over" upon hearing the surrender was signed. Roughly 175,000 Confederates remained in the field, but were mostly starving and disillusioned.
While General George Meade reportedly shouted that "it's all over" upon hearing the surrender was signed. Roughly 175,000 Confederates remained in the field, but were mostly starving and disillusioned.