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That list does have the most famous generals, but there are others that aren't on the list. For instance, Nathaniel Lyon, Union hero in Missouri and one of the first generals to die in the war, isn't on that list. Henry Halleck, C-in-C of the Army for part of the war, isn't on the list. Those are the only names I can think of off the top of my head in a couple minutes. There are plenty of others.

Are you Lincoln?

No. Lincoln is mentioned in my PM though.

Are you TP?

I am town homie

I am town and not on that list, but the way my PM describes me I seem important, so I don't know if I would bank on that list much. Though I am not much of a historian so I don't know many of these generals except for the big names.

• Can you confirm you are a general in the Union army?
  
• Are you Lincoln?
  
• Are you TP?

While what Lunatic said about Oromagi makes a lot of sense, and Oromagi's claims about himself are dubious but believable, that doesn't answer my scum read on Bearman or That1User. Personally I'm more suspicious of That1User.

• Millers or other non-power roles that might turn up sus under investigation.
  
• Any general names that are WAY off the beaten path.  The wikipedia list is too complete but perhaps if your general's name is not on this list
  
• https://www.historynet.com/civil-war-generals
  
• and you are TOWN
  
• then you might consider letting TOWN know you've got an unexpectedly rare character claim.

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I'm 3

Pie said I win with the town

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I already said I win with town

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what is a "wincon"?

Some of the many criticisms of Longstreet's Gettysburg performance by the postbellum Lost Cause authors cite this failure as evidence that Longstreet deliberately undermined Lee's plan for the battle.

Although the assault is known to popular history as Pickett's Charge, overall command was given to James Longstreet, and Pickett was one of his divisional commanders. Lee did tell Longstreet that Pickett's fresh division should lead the assault, so the name is appropriate, although some recent historians have used the name Pickett–Pettigrew–Trimble Assault (or, less frequently, Longstreet's Assault) to more fairly distribute the credit (or blame). 

As soldiers straggled back to the Confederate lines along Seminary Ridge, Lee feared a Union counteroffensive and tried to rally his center, telling returning soldiers and Wilcox that the failure was "all my fault". Pickett was inconsolable for the rest of the day and never forgave Lee for ordering the charge. When Lee told Pickett to rally his division for the defense, Pickett allegedly replied, "General, I have no division."

I am hated townie because I was responsible for ordering Pickett's charge.

"For years after the war Longstreet's reputation suffered and was blamed for the failed attack even though Lee ordered the advance after Longstreet's repeated advice to cancel the attack."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Longstreet#Gettysburg

My dad talked to him at length as a fan and I mostly just listened. We were visiting one of the battlefields because my Dad was a Civil War nut and took us everywhere to all the battlesites from Vicksburg to Gettysburg.

I would also recommend Bruce Catton's Civil War trilogy and James McPherson's Battle Cry of Freedom.

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Shelby Foote's "The CIvil War: A Narrative" is the finest history on the subject I've ever read.

How is this narrative focus written 

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Pie said my character prevented a union defeat also.

I searched my character up. He is union.

With Speed's recent claim that makes the theme a bit harder to define. I have a couple of theories:

North vs. South Heritage

Good vs. Bad Generals (performance, morals, etc)

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True. Oromagi, where do you read on your own quiz? 

• You are Town.
  
• You win with Town
  
• You win with the Town
  

CONFEDERATE

or

UNION

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You just called a vote mod a horse?

A title I will graciously accept