Lee's Other Lieutenants: Richard Ewell and A.P. Hill on July 1 at Gettysburg
New for October 2026
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1h 29m
Among the high command of the Army of Northern Virginia, Lee's "Other Lieutenants" Richard Ewell and A.P. Hill are often scrutinized far less frequently than James Longstreet and JEB Stuart. Until now. On this "Battle of Gettysburg Podcast", hosts Jim Hessler and Jody Wilson break down the decisions that led to Ewell & Hill's promotions to corps command, their July 1 battle performances, and their impact on the battle's outcome. Deep dive Gettysburg with Jim and Jody on the Battle of Gettysburg Podcast!
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