Garry Adelman

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339 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 9 Jul

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They were portraying themselves in the seat of George Washington.
July 4th was important to both sides.
But maybe most importantly is that some 1,200 miles away, Vicksburg, Mississippi, the Gibraltar of the South, the key to victory, so Lincoln said, you know, fell to the Union.
And U.S.
Grant will be accepting the surrender of the Confederates, one of his main surrenders he accepts from the Confederates.
Not too many people can claim multiple surrenders.
on that day as well.
Through the pouring rain, Lee and Meade faced each other where Lee is still hoping Meade would attack and he could even the odds.
Meade does not oblige him and the war goes on for two more years.
Some people, and I mean mainly politicians, criticize George Gordon Meade for not bagging the Confederate army at Gettysburg or when he was trying to retreat.
You don't bag 50,000 men under Robert E. Lee.
It took 10 months of fighting the guy and outnumbering them four to one.
for every day to make him surrender.
So Meade resigns, Lee resigns, both are rejected.
And like I said, the war goes on for two more years.
If I may, they don't know U.S.
grant well enough.
If they think they're going to get different terms for an unconditional surrender grant, they were mistaken.
Sort of.
They're going to do a little cavalry, what we would call little cavalry raid, what at the time was significant in 1864, but agreed.
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