Savannah's Surrender
The march through Georgia reveals the harsh realities of war, as Kump's forces pillage while also maintaining a surprising level of restraint towards civilians. The swift capture of Savannah showcases Kump's strategic prowess, culminating in a symbolic Christmas gift to Lincoln. As the U.S. army advances into South Carolina, the psychological games played by Kump leave Confederate forces reeling, ultimately leading to the tragic burning of Columbia.In this clip
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