General Longstreet Asks His Former Adversary, Winfield Scott Hancock, About Gettysburg In a series of videos on postwar letters and other writings about the failures of the Confederate army at Gettysburg and who received blame, and how the loss impacted the outcome of the entire war, I’ve shared perspectives mainly from Southern generals debating amongst themselves. Here's one featuring opposing leaders: James Longstreet and Winfield Scott Hancock. "Life on the Civil War Research Trail" is hoste

Winfield Scott Hancock #StoriesWhileWalking. The book referenced in the video is not Hancock’s but Winfield Scott Hancock: Soldier’s Life, by David Jordan. Her | American Battlefield Trust