GDG- The Name Game

[Bob Huddleston]

Movies always have a problem -- bringing the audience up to date on what is
happening. 

Take care,

Bob

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...the greatest and the noblest man of the last century was Abraham
Lincoln.Though America was his motherland and he was an American, he
regarded the whole world as his native land.

					Mahatma Gandhi, August 26, 1905

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Esteemed GDG Member Contributes:


Not to mention that Jed Hotchkiss recorded in his diary that, while in the
Carlisle area around June 28, Ewell had heard from Lee that he believed the
battle would take place either in Fredericktown (Frederick, MD) or in
Gettysburg.  There were other indications that Lee was familiar with
Gettysburg, and saw it as a strategic location.

Regards, Tom Ryan


> Esteemed GDG Member Contributes:
> 
> 
> << General I left my glasses over there, could you please tell me the 
> name of this town?
> 
> Gettysburg! Genl Longstreet. THE MOVIE  >>
> 
> Which when you think about it, has to be one of the silliest pieces of 
> dialog in the entire movie.  A major hub on the road net near one of 
> the most important gaps in the area, and Lee only just now happens to
notice it?
> 
> Jim Cameron
> 
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