@@aclown36 Yeah. A common problem fighting at night. Considering general Jackson's reputation and hard charging attitude that mistake could be understood. General Jackson pressed all day at Chancellorsville and pushed ahead of half his troops. Then in the dead of night his aids advised he return to the line and he reluctantly realized it would have to be tomorrow. Imagine being in a dark forest there to fight and you see someone coming from the direction of the enemy. Most people would make the same mistake.
@prioritize your health SCOUNDREL !!! You could not be more mistaken !! We were all for Dixie from our grade school years. As we have often said, "The heart knows no Mason-Dixon Line !"
Absolutely love the 2nd South Carolina String Band! They keep the songs fresh and carry on the tradition of our Southern/Confederate heritage! A loud and hearty rebel yell to all of you'uns!!!
¡Vivan los Estados Confederados de América! Aquí, en Argentina, también tuvimos nuestra Confederación entre 1831-1852 al mando del Brigadier General Don Juan Manuel de Rosas. Saludos.
@BifeWeater i would certainly say stonewall was a good general, but I personally think its a stretch to put him with napoleon considering Napoleon is the greatest general of modern history. Rommel was certainly talented in his ability to command an army, and I would agree to put him right up there with the best generals in History. However, stonewall is often idolized in a way that seems to forget his many failures as a commander, don't get me wrong, I personally think he was one of the best of the war, but he certainly was not better than Lee or Grant. Overall, Jackson's campaigns achieved very little in the overall outcome of the war and he would of fallen from Confederate grace eventually. This is all my opinion ofc course, somewhat supported by facts.
@BifeWeater thats fair enough, im not from the united states so I don't have much of a say, though having been to the south and various places around the us multiple times its given me a real interest for the civil war.
My ancestor somewhere down the line was there fighting with stand watie fighting for the confederate army and I’m here to say the Indians of Oklahoma stand with the south
Read "Rebel Yell" by Gwynne. Great book about General Jackson. I'm British and I found him a fascinating character. The book also explained a lot about the Civil War too. The films are also excellent. Shame that the third film did'nt get made.
I just found this channel a few minutes ago. Good to see more men preserving this history. Theyre trying to do similar shit in washington again, perhaps this time they wont succeed.
stonewall was an overrated general, most people forget the disaster of the 7 day's campaign. His army got lost and he caused a horrific number of his own men to die.
@@General-History101 I mean he may have not done so well later, but the valley campaign is reminiscent of Napoleon in 1796-7, it was nothing short of pure military genius
@@fredbarker9201 ehh i think its a stretch to compare him to napoleon considering napoleon is the best general in modern history, Jackson isn’t even in the top ten.
“Let is cross over the river, and rest in the shade of the trees.”
The last words of
Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
Us* I can’t change it since that is my old channel that no longer exists.
Look men there's Jackson standing firm like a stone wall
Quick men, rally behind the Virginians.
Who got shot by his own men
@@aclown36 Ok
@@aclown36 Yeah. A common problem fighting at night. Considering general Jackson's reputation and hard charging attitude that mistake could be understood. General Jackson pressed all day at Chancellorsville and pushed ahead of half his troops. Then in the dead of night his aids advised he return to the line and he reluctantly realized it would have to be tomorrow. Imagine being in a dark forest there to fight and you see someone coming from the direction of the enemy. Most people would make the same mistake.
I don't think the 2nd South Carolina have ever done a bad rendition of a song, it's always amazing
well look at you felly LOOK AT TGATLAD!AAAHEEHAHEHEAAAHAHAHAHAHAA
@prioritize your health SCOUNDREL !!! You could not be more mistaken !! We were all for Dixie from our grade school years. As we have often said, "The heart knows no Mason-Dixon Line !"
@prioritize your health Haters gonna hate. It's what they do. Have a nice day...
@prioritize your health he can love America ans still stand for dixie.
@prioritize your health ahhh, but you don't know them now do you!!?!? Better rebels Dixie never knew!!
God Bless the Great and Noble "Stonewall" Jackson. From an English admirer.
Jackson was a great admirer of Oliver Cromwell from what I heard.
You mean General Thomas who was killed by fog. Right?
God Bless "Stonewall" Jackson - from England!
Bless Jackson, a Great American.
Lol
Ah, my old trusty subscriber. The memories
Absolutely love the 2nd South Carolina String Band! They keep the songs fresh and carry on the tradition of our Southern/Confederate heritage! A loud and hearty rebel yell to all of you'uns!!!
Hurray for Gen. Stonewall Jackson and his brave men....God bless them
Hurrah!🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴
Awesome Presentation on Jackson !!
Only 1860s kids will remember this
Long live the rebellion! 🇸🇴⚔️
¡Vivan los Estados Confederados de América! Aquí, en Argentina, también tuvimos nuestra Confederación entre 1831-1852 al mando del Brigadier General Don Juan Manuel de Rosas. Saludos.
remember no masons
jacksons valley campaign was one of the most audacious and brilliant military campaigns in world history
@BifeWeater what about Grant, Zhukov, Duke of Wellington, Ceaser, Alexander the great etc?
@BifeWeater i would certainly say stonewall was a good general, but I personally think its a stretch to put him with napoleon considering Napoleon is the greatest general of modern history. Rommel was certainly talented in his ability to command an army, and I would agree to put him right up there with the best generals in History. However, stonewall is often idolized in a way that seems to forget his many failures as a commander, don't get me wrong, I personally think he was one of the best of the war, but he certainly was not better than Lee or Grant. Overall, Jackson's campaigns achieved very little in the overall outcome of the war and he would of fallen from Confederate grace eventually. This is all my opinion ofc course, somewhat supported by facts.
@BifeWeater thats fair enough, im not from the united states so I don't have much of a say, though having been to the south and various places around the us multiple times its given me a real interest for the civil war.
@BifeWeater I was born in Edinburgh, Scotland
@BifeWeater ah nice, mine is Mackay, our Motto is "Manu Forti". I also have some Irish and polish heritage.
God bless Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
My ancestor somewhere down the line was there fighting with stand watie fighting for the confederate army and I’m here to say the Indians of Oklahoma stand with the south
I still need to watch gods and generals and Gettysburg
It’s well worth it.
Good movie. One of my favorites, really. Shows the truth a good bit
Read "Rebel Yell" by Gwynne. Great book about General Jackson. I'm British and I found him a fascinating character. The book also explained a lot about the Civil War too. The films are also excellent. Shame that the third film did'nt get made.
@@vintagebrew1057 I will and thanks for the suggestion but first I’m going to buy the rise and fall of the confederacy by Jefferson Davis
@@vintagebrew1057 and what was that about a third film?
Rest in Peace Stonewall
YEEEESSS!
Ralley behind the Virginians!
I just found this channel a few minutes ago. Good to see more men preserving this history. Theyre trying to do similar shit in washington again, perhaps this time they wont succeed.
They will if the South doesn't get rid of the high-level freemasons it has in its churches......for starters.
@@sandysuzy68 all hell will break loose among them before it happens
Now this is epic.
I only make epic content 😎
@BifeWeater ben shapiro
my favorite country/patriot """american""" song
Páginas marcantes da História
Um tesouro que os USA produziu
Three cheers for Jackson!!!
Now its three likes for Jackson!😂😂
AMEN how bout four
@@dixieboy3700 Thanks brother.👍
Up the Rebels ❤
This song could be as much a square dance tune as a war song. I think it uses the same melody as a folk song called "Cripple Creek."
Which movie?
I think Gods and Generals but I'm not sure
@@Jacobite_Charlie correct
@@AlexanderMcRae thank you
Are the pictures in the Video copyright free?
It's only copyright if you claim the content or make money off of them
@@AlexanderMcRae and what if i want use just 1 litlle Screenshot for the banner of my Channel?
@@RepublicanTV-hf6vb that should be alright, it's only if you claim it to be yours and that's only really a problem once you've gained some attention
@@AlexanderMcRae good thats a yes to use one Screenshot for the banner sry that i ask again but i don't want make somthing wrong
What is the video in the background from
Gods and Generals
LOVE IT!
Do darling Nelly Gray next
Send a link to the version you want me to use, and a bit of historical context if possible
@@AlexanderMcRae not sure how to send the link but the Bobby Horton version
@@AlexanderMcRae it's in Homespun songs of the CSA volume six
@@AlexanderMcRae for the historical context not sure or the song I just like the sound
This is the same melody as cripple creek. Thats pretty cool, cripple creek lacks extensive lyrics, i can just swap it with these lyrics
GOD BLESS DIXIE
Long live the south!
Yes indeed
Best content
Tell please the name of flag on 1:11
@Sakkra123, thanks
it’s a signal flag
what's the name of this movie?
Gods and Generals sir.
2:12 What Confederate unit is this?
It was a virginia Militia unit, some people have done videos on it. Just look up continental army uniforms during the civil war.
@@WrenchWhacker Thank you, sir.
God Bless Gov. George Wallace!
The ending isn't fast enough.....
I'm going to speed settings to fix it
sounds like the melody of Cripple Creek
Duty is ours, the consequences are God's.
Let‘s start place！
i had family fight and die in the canfederate army
Im mad that I like it song about a slave owner
Jackson wasn't a slave owner.
@@AlexanderMcRae yes he owned 6
@@cutterkniffenproductions1205 alright, I'm open to the idea. Can you give me a source?
@@AlexanderMcRae his diary and letters to his wife
@@cutterkniffenproductions1205 i meant like, a link
stonewall was an overrated general, most people forget the disaster of the 7 day's campaign. His army got lost and he caused a horrific number of his own men to die.
@@fredbarker9201 grant was definately a fantastic military strategist.
@@General-History101 .....when he wasn't being a drunk
@@sandysuzy68 indeed he abused alcohol but he never drank when he was in the middle of something important.
@@General-History101 I mean he may have not done so well later, but the valley campaign is reminiscent of Napoleon in 1796-7, it was nothing short of pure military genius
@@fredbarker9201 ehh i think its a stretch to compare him to napoleon considering napoleon is the best general in modern history, Jackson isn’t even in the top ten.
I feel nothing.
Why's that Mr Grant
Damn yank me and Jackson will whoop your ass
@@Jacobite_Charlie You wont fine nothing in my coffin.
@@Jacobite_Charlie I think I want to play cool math games
@@UlyssesSGrant-yy5fb i don't get the reference but i assume it is wholesome