William Faulkner, in Intruder in the Dust, wrote that every 14-year-old Southern boy is able to imagine the moment before this historical event began, considering the possibility of a different outcome.
William Faulkner, in Intruder in the Dust, wrote that every 14-year-old Southern boy is able to imagine the moment before this historical event began, considering the possibility of a different outcome. The attacking force at this event crossed Emmitsburg Road and turned northeast. The brigades of General James Kemper were fired upon at this event by a division of Abner Doubleday's men on Cemetery Ridge. The namesake leader's divisions eventually reached a low stone wall called "the angle," which was the furthest incursion of Confederate troops into Union territory. FTP, name this Confederate action during the Battle of Gettysburg.
William Faulkner, in Intruder in the Dust, wrote that every 14-year-old Southern boy is able to imagine the moment before this historical event began, considering the possibility of a different outcome.
Pickett's Charge [prompt on "Gettysburg"]