Jubal Early's Raid

“The rebels are coming!” 160 years ago, Confederate General Jubal Early’s forces entered Gettysburg. For the first time, the town was occupied by enemy soldiers. Join historian Tim Smith as we look back to the dramatic events of June 26th, 1863.

[@ThreeZeroOne]

So captivating...Mr. Smith, you are a national treasure!

[@michaelhoffman5348]

Loved seeing this talk in person. Too bad I am back in FL cause I wish I could have stayed in GBURG for another week! :)

[@johnresto1603]

Please have a tour with Garry alderman and Tim Smith again. They are the best tours.

[@jkkasaab8461]

XTRA GOOD STUFF !!, THE CSA ON THE MARCH, THANX FOR THE HISTORY LESSON, I AM SUBSRIBED TO YOUR U TUBE CHANNEL, ty AGAIN,,,,,, jK ALTOONA, PA

[@mwdjr3158]

Fantastic! Thanks

[@missmissy2490]

Excellent. Thank you so much!

[@kevinlewallen4778]

Tim, I enjoyed your talk. One nitpick: the Chicago Tribune correspondent you quote at 3:15 seems to have confused Richard Ewell with his older brother Benjamin, an engineer who worked 1836-1839 on what became the Northern Central, along with Isaac Trimble of Gettysburg fame. Richard Ewell spent his antebellum career in the US Army. See Mingus, Soldiers, Spies & Steam (2016), p. 7.

[@gsilcoful]

Thanks.

[@michaelhenry8890]

Early was a war criminal