For 10 points, name this defeat for Robert E. Lee in Pennsylvania, the turning point of the Civil War.
Troops looking for shoes near the town of Cashtown were some of the first to be engaged in this battle, which saw the supposed inventor of baseball, Abner Doubleday, take over a corps and lead an orderly retreat to Cemetery Hill. Devil's Den was one location that saw fighting during this battle, as was the Little Round Top, famously defended by Joshua Chamberlain. This battle's third day saw the charge of General George Pickett's division, known as the "High Water Mark" of the Confederacy. For 10 points, name this defeat for Robert E. Lee in Pennsylvania, the turning point of the Civil War.
Troops looking for shoes near the town of Cashtown were some of the first to be engaged in this battle, which saw the supposed inventor of baseball, Abner Doubleday, take over a corps and lead an orderly retreat to Cemetery Hill.
Battle of {Gettysburg}