From “The Human Condition: A User’s Manual,” by Arnold Kunst
24 April
The Confederacy’s gamble to invade the North during the
Civil War for a second [and, as chance would have it, final] time was costly
indeed; during the three days of the grisly Battle of Gettysburg 17 of the
Confederacy’s 52 generals had become casualties. Such battle-tested leadership
could never be replaced. The fabled Army of Northern Virginia had suffered a
loss of leadership which represented a near mortal wound.
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