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Rebel Stand at Drewry’s Bluff – November ‘97 America’s Civil War FeatureAmerica's Civil War | 0 comments | Print This Post | Email This Post Nobody in the Confederate capital would have suspected it at the time, but their army, which Lee christened the Army of Northern Virginia, was about to undergo a profound change–and so was the conduct of the war. The days of retreating were over. Jon Guttman is editor of Military History Magazine. Further reading: Ships versus Shore: Civil War Engagements Along Southern Shores and Rivers, by Dave Page; and To the Gates of Richmond, by Stephen W. Sears. Subscribe Today
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