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   When did Jeb Stuart join the Confederacy?

   • In 1859, Jeb Stuart obtained a patent for a saber hook he had created. He then took part in Robert E. Lee’s campaign to apprehend abolitionist John Brown at Harpers Ferry. In April 1861, Virginia declared secession from the Union and joined the Confederacy in early May. Stuart was made a captain on April 22, 1861.

   J.E.B. Stuart Biography - Facts, Childhood, Family Life & Achievements

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   Why did General Stuart stay east of the mountains?

   • Lee reiterated Stuart's role after the army left Frederick and moved west in his 19 August 1863 final official report of the Harper's Ferry and Maryland operations. "General Stuart, with the cavalry, remained east of the mountains, to observe the enemy and retard his advance."

   Antietam: JEB Stuart's performance in the Maryland Campaign

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   How did Stuart influence Lee's 'Gay Cavalier'?

   • Stuart, as the cavalry division commander reporting directly to Lee, could not help but be influenced by this relaxed control of his army commander, but the danger with Stuart was that the "Gay Cavalier" needed tighter control and guidance than any of Lee's other top commanders.

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2. antietam.aotw.org › exhibitAntietam: JEB Stuart's performance in the Maryland Campaign

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   3 days ago · Stuart's most controversial actions, his Urbana, Maryland, dance and his failures at South Mountain will be looked at in some detail. Finally, a summary of Stuart's actions will lead into a final analysis of his total performance as Lee's "eyes and ears" during the Maryland Campaign.

3. www.theintelligencer.com › opinion › articleIllinois had many connections to the US Civil War

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   1 day ago · After JEB Stuart was killed at Yellow Tavern, his wife wore black the rest of her life and never remarried. ... She served in the Civil War from 1861 to 1865, working in a total of 19 battles. Her ...

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5. antietam.aotw.orgThe Battle of Antietam on the Web

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   3 days ago · Explore the locations and actions of the battle of Antietam and the Maryland Campaign with maps. Understand what happened that terrible September in Western Maryland, from people who survived.

6. www.historytools.org › stories › 8-key-technological8 Key Technological Developments That Shaped the American ...

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   4 days ago · This article will explore 8 of the most significant Civil War technologies and their impact, both in the short-term on the war itself, and their long-term implications for how wars have been fought ever since.

7. www.mycivilwar.com › battles › 641209The Battle of Savannah - The American Civil War

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   3 days ago · Savannah, the objective of Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman's "March to the Sea" Campaign, was georgia's largest city and one of the South's main ports. To defend it, the Confederates, early in December, mustered a garrison of 10,000 Regulars and militia commanded by Lt. Gen. William J. Hardee.

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9. www.mycivilwar.com › leadersCivil War Leaders (1861-1865)

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   2 days ago · Civil War Leaders (1861-1865) Confederate Leaders Includes Government Officials, Militia, Army and Navy Officers ... Major Gen. J.E.B. Stuart; Brigadier Gen. John H ...

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    3 days ago · On Saturday, April 7, the Hunter Mill Defense League [HMDL] unveiled a State Historic Marker commemorating the November 26, 1861, skirmish between Union troops, the 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry, and...