On the Trail of Grant and Lee
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Chapter 24 - The Rescue of Two Armies
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Released on: 29/11/2017
ington that too many people were trying to direct the Union forces. With Lee there was practically no interference;
1 Chapter 1 - Three Civil Wars2 Chapter 2 - Washington and Lee3 Chapter 3 - Lee at West Point4 Chapter 4 - The Boyhood of Grant5 Chapter 5 - Grant at West Point6 Chapter 6 - Lieutenant Grant Under Fire7 Chapter 7 - Captain Lee at the Front8 Chapter 8 - Colonel Lee After the Mexican War9 Chapter 9 - Captain Grant in a Hard Fight10 Chapter 10 - Grant's Difficulties in Securing a Command11 Chapter 11 - Lee at the Parting of the Ways12 Chapter 12 - Opening Moves13 Chapter 13 - Grant's First Success14 Chapter 14 - The Battle of Shiloh15 Chapter 15 - Lee in the Saddle16 Chapter 16 - A Game of Strategy17 Chapter 17 - Lee and the Invasion of Maryland18 Chapter 18 - The Battle of Antietam or Sharpsburg19 Chapter 19 - Lee against Burnside and Hooker20 Chapter 20 - In the Hour of Triumph21 Chapter 21 - Grant at Vicksburg22 Chapter 22 - The Battle of Gettysburg23 Chapter 23 - In the Face of Disaster24 Chapter 24 - The Rescue of Two Armies25 Chapter 25 - Lieutenant-General Grant26 Chapter 26 - A Duel to the Death27 Chapter 27 - Check and Countercheck28 Chapter 28 - The Beginning of the End29 Chapter 29 - At Bay30 Chapter 30 - The Surrender31 Chapter 31 - Lee's Years of Peace32 Chapter 32 - The Head of the Nation