Piss on Grant

44:14 Democrats will never teach this history of P.G.T. Beauregard they'll only teach that he's only a Traitor..

what a carnage..

31:45 that’s me with my throat shot out 🤣

Shiloh the first day: Sherman: "So, we had the Devil's own day, did we"? Grant: "Yep". "Lick them tomorrow, though". I do give credit to General Prentiss Divsion, who, along with other union regiments, stood their ground against repeated Confederate assaults before being forced to surrender, but bought bought Grant time to rally his army and set up a new defensive line at Pittsburgh Landing on the Tennessee River. Aided by reinforcements by General Buell's army, Grant turned the tide on the second day, ensuring union victory. 🇺🇲

Very good. I like the reality and at the end letting us know what happened to them later in their lives. Thank you.

"History may not repeat itself, but it will rhyme" Mark Twain .. 17

Really a very good documentary.

Is this a part of a larger documentary series? If so can someone provide a name or a link

Anyone know what the name of the music is at 35:10?

5:05 the Stars and Bars flutters just behind Johnston

As a tactical victory the Union won but in casualties the confederates won

Excellent! Thanks for sharing this 👍

By all the rules of war the yankees shouldve retreated but they didnt Private Sam Watkins 1st Tennessee Infantry Confederate Army

One best civil war documentary, no farbs here!

My great great grandpa fought here for the Union. He survived. He was in the Illinois 53rd we think.

Grandfather's grandfather, Company K, 3rd Iowa VOLUNTEER Infantry.

I guess these soldiers never heard of flanking.

This renders most other visual art trivial and egotistical in comparison. Axiomatic Art.

I love that they chose the hymn "How Firm a Foundation" for this documentary.

It's hard to believe that without Peabody and Buell Grant would have been an afterthought.

Johston Bragg Johston

Grant was a great man.

Damn, this brought tears to my eyes. To think our ancestors were capable of wholesale slaughter against each other, men who had so much in common. And the underlying issues still persist in America to this day...

Top notch civil war documentary 👍

As a narrator, Peter Coyote is magnificent. Check him out in the movie Time Rider with Fred Ward. MAGNIFICENT.

More documentaries need to take a close look at this one - superbly rendered.

This is one of the best Civil War documentaries I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot!

It's amazing how Grant could win twice but the first time he'd had issues he was immediately In trouble and labeled a drunk.

Lightning flashes showed wild hogs feeding on the ungathered dead.

After Shiloh, the South never smiled

This wonds that this war make, have not built scar, thins wond are open to day. Excuse me for my bad English.

Brilliant.

Give those Yankees a Missouri boat ride boys

And now weve come full circle. This time however, all Americans share the same sentiment as the south. Its strange how history repeats even if ever so different. May God bless this united land against our oppressors. We did not free men to become slaves ourselves.

Your only partly correct. It was most certainly an invasion by the north.

my dad was an extra in the movie at 18:44 and 19:09 He's on the right side

An excellent production,fully educational well done and a huge thank you to the re enactors whose dedecation make lovely films like this so realistic,Superb.

Gostaria de ver em português do Brasil. Não sei inglês!

Um....the Northern forces are traitors to the Republic. John Wilkes booth is a hero. Nowadays Lincoln is literally the UN.

That father son moment at end, thats our legacy as caucasians

Deaths of jackson and johnston changed the war

Truly amazing such fighting. Truly amazing

Thats death there. That was insane the level of sacrifice

After Shiloh the South never smile again it was a Terrible defeat ,So many dead , God bless all those men fell on the battlefield that day History never never forget you the South never forget you Heroic. Men

Makes it sound like we want the blue bellies to win. Who is that Henry Fonda?

Proud to be a Son of a Confederate Veteran. Deo Vindice!

It stuns me that the Confederate soldiers thought it a good idea to fight to the death in order to maintain slavery in the south.

Sherman too!

The union were limited on commanding officers. Lucky they had grant for 1.