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The Woundings of Jackson and Longstreet

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Douglas Ullman, Jr. and Kristopher White of the Civil War Trust are joined by Don Pfanz and Chris Mackowski to discuss which wounding was more devastating to the Confederate Army, Stonewall Jackson at Chancellorsville or James Longstreet at The Wilderness? Civil War Trust

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