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Major Johnston’s column was soon discovered by Anderson’s rear guard scouts led by Dave Pool who galloped back to camp warning their brethren
The procession of wounded and receding troops stretched out for more than fourteen miles
Detection by the enemy was one of General Lee’s main concerns
General Lee In Gettysburg Print Style:Artist's Proof Executive Edition PA - July 2Gettysburg, Pennsylvania July 1, 1863 On the evening of July 1st the weight of the world was on General Robert E. Lee's shoulders. The decisions he would make over the next few days would decide the fate of the Confederacy and the future of the United States. Lee commanded the Army of Northern Virginia consisting of 65,000 battle hardened troops. His army had won or fought to a draw every major battle against the Federal army up to that time. The war
