Battles Of The American Civil War
The bloodiest war on American soil. States vs. States. Brothers vs. Brothers. There were over 380 official battles in the Civil War and we are here to re-live every single one of them.
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Remastered | Fort Sumter (opens the original)
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Fort Sumter was more than the first battle of the American Civil War. It was the breaking point that turned months of secession, threats, and failed negotiations into open war. Follow Major Robert Anderson’s secret occupation of the unfinished fort, the failed relief missions, the Confederate bombardment, and the surrender that changed the nation forever.
Behind The Battles | John Brown Gordon (opens the original)
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Shot 5 times at Antietam, John Brown Gordon rose from an untrained captain to one of Robert E. Lee’s last corps commanders. But his controversial postwar life left behind a legacy far darker than his battlefield legend.
Behind The Battles | Jackson's Flank Attack (opens the original)
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Stonewall Jackson’s legendary flank attack shattered the Union XI Corps at Chancellorsville, but his greatest triumph would also become his last.
Remastered | America On The Brink Of War (opens the original)
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For decades, compromise kept the United States together while slavery and sectional division pulled it apart. This episode follows the crises, violence, and political collapse that brought the country to Fort Sumter and the brink of Civil War.
The Civil War Never Ended. It Went West. | Battles x Outlaws Crossover (opens the original)
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This special crossover between Battles of the American Civil War and Outlaws & Gunslingers reveals how Civil War veterans, guerrillas, weapons, and grudges helped shape the Wild West.
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