JEB: A portrait taken in Hagerstown captures Stuart during the withdrawal following Gettysburg

By MI Digital September 10, 2024September 10, 2024

By Phil McCoy Captain Frank Smith Robertson, an assistant engineer on JEB Stuart’s staff, recounted a meeting in Maryland with Gen. Robert E. Lee during the withdrawal from Gettysburg: [

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