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- Season 1: Aftermath and Reorganization – May 6 - May 14, 1863 Episode # 2 Assessing the Losses and Burial DetailsOur first season, "Aftermath and Reorganization," continues to cover the immediate period following the Battle of Chancellorsville, as both armies assess their losses, tend to the wounded, and begin the complex process of regrouping and planning for the future. Beginning in early May, 186325 min
- Episode # 1 An Introduction to A Season of War:Step back in time with "A Season of War: The Gettysburg Campaign in Letters and Dispatches." Host Mark Anthony, joined by AI voices and guest readers, brings history to life by presenting raw, unfiltered primary source documents from the 1863 Gettysburg Campaign. Explore the campaign day-by-day through the actual words of soldiers and civilians, with factual context but no modern commentary, offering a deeply personal and authentic journey into America's pivotal conflict.9 min
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Welcome to "A Season of War: The Gettysburg Campaign in Letters and Dispatches." This podcast presents primary source materials from the Gettysburg Campaign of 1863. You will hear the complete text of letters, dispatches, and reports from soldiers and civilians.
The format of this podcast is chronological. Each episode will feature readings of original documents from a specific period of the campaign. The only contextual information provided will be the date and author of each source, placing it within the timeline of events. The selection of documents for each episode is based solely on their relevance to the unfolding events of the Gettysburg Campaign at that specific point in time. There will be no analysis, interpretation, but we will look at what is happening from the viewpoint of the authors of these documents and comment as such. Please feel free to discuss these Documents freely. We may stumble from time to time, but we encourage you to participate in a non-opinionated way to assist us in our journey to understand what happened to those who witnessed the Gettysburg Campaign Firsthand....