With the outbreak of the American Civil War, Janshua Chaboreingave up the opportunity to teach at the University of Maine and resolutely abandoned his pen and joined the army to join the army of the northern government. Because of his knowledge and bravery, Janeswah immediately became an outstanding soldier in the Northern Army and was gradually promoted to a colonel.
At the same time, in order to deal with the Northern Army, the slave masters in the southern United States specially invited the legendary and legendary general Robert Lee, a hardened Virginian with 25 years of military experience. However, in order not to divide the entire United States and to take responsibility for himself, Robert E. Lee could only try to deal with the Northern Army. Robert Lee’s unique personality charm was respected and supported by another great general, "Stone Wall" Thomas Jacksonplayed, so they united to command the Southern Army and Lincoln’s Northern Army. Confrontation, the flames of war raged across the country.
While the men were slaying in the artillery fire, the women who stayed at home not only had to bear the burden of the family alone, but also had more thoughts and worries for their husbands who were hard to hear from the battlefield. While in the Northern Army who was still killing Jane Siwah on the battlefield with the Southern Army, his wife Finialone shouldered the burden of supporting the elderly and caring for the children, and yearned for the end of the war with exhaustion.
As the war progressed step by step, the confrontation between the Southern Army and the Northern Army became increasingly fierce, and several major battles broke out one after another. Finally, in June 1863, the Southern Army led by Robert E. Lee and Thomas Jackson launched a fierce attack on the Northern Army, starting the Battle of Gettysburg. Lincoln urgently recruited various legions to rescue. The Northern Army finally defeated the Southern Army by attacking inside and outside, and won a crucial victory in the Southern War. As a famous general, Robert E. Lee could only lead his own Southern Army to retreat
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