In this second installment of our series on the campaigns of the Eastern Theater with significant strategic impact, we'll take a close look at Robert E. Lee's surprising victory at Chancellorsville. How did an operation with great potential for the Union morph into one of the Confederacy's greatest triumphs? What, exactly, did the loss of Stonewall Jackson mean for the fate of the rebellion?

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This is the first in a series of episodes concentrating on the most strategically significant campaigns of the Eastern Theater of the war.

In this podcast, we take a close look at the Union and Confederate ends, ways, and means in the climactic campaign of summer 1863 that culminated at Gettysburg. We will learn that sometimes strong strategies are undercut by weak execution and the intrusion of fog and friction.

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This is the third in a series of three episodes concentrating on the strategic-level characteristics, geography, and personalities of the three major theaters of war.

In this podcast, we examine the Trans-Mississippi Theater in light of these considerations and briefly discuss its most important campaigns, with a focus on Missouri, Arkansas, and the Indian Territory, where some of the most decisive events in the theater occurred.

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