@LtGenScott As you would expect, I run the gamut for the Siege. Big picture, middle picture, and individuals. Ive started cataloging small skirmishes and scouts: https://t.co/lFLytKhwxA
“Yesterday, for the first time, the iron horse came up, blowing his whistle inside of our works.” A 32nd Massachusetts soldier sees the Military Railroad reach the Weldon RR lines, Sept. 12, 1864. https://t.co/1ITE8aVodh #SiegeOfPetersburg#CivilWar
Sept. 7, 1864: Aboard the steamer Wenonah off Fortress Monroe, "GUARD" of the 23rd Massachusetts writes home. He's bound for New Bern, and two men were lost overboard the night before. Read his letter: https://t.co/Sw4XHlUIts #CivilWar#SiegeOfPetersburg
@TheJesseRobie@OliLondonTV Freedom of speech, NOT freedom from consequences. He can say what he wants. And I can choose not to watch. All good with me.
@RonCanTailgate@NextRoundLive No 4 didn't. The SEC can't make the championship game now that they need real victories instead of hypothetical victories to advance.
@Brian_Bonham_@johnkonrad Revisionist bullshit. There were plenty of British regulars at Lundy's Lane, and they did the bulk of the fighting. People can look here and judge for themselves: https://t.co/WcJHCZCJrQ