#19: Crucial Early Days and the Battle of Gettysburg
Immediately promoted as Commander of the Army of the Potomac by Lincoln, General Meade faced immense pressure. Within days, he proved his mettle, leading his forces to Gettysburg, ready to halt the Confederate’s Northern push.
Stepping into the spotlight, Meade engaged in a pivotal clash against the formidable General Lee. Over three intense days, his strategic brilliance shone, and he successfully defended against the Confederate onslaught, marking a significant turn in the war.