Cold Harbor: 7000 Casualties in an Hour And What We Owe Them
The sun had barely risen over the Virginia countryside on June 3, 1864, when tens of thousands of Union soldiers fixed their bayonets and prepared to charge. They had done this before — at the Wilderness, at Spotsylvania, at a dozen smaller engagements that had bled the Army of the Potomac across the spring. But […]
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