This chapter focuses on Fremantle, the English observer. He awakes in the morning, excited for the day, and goes about his daily duties. He rides out to Gettysburg and ponders over the battle and if English will come to the Confederate’s aid. He believes wholeheartedly that the South will win the war. Longstreet again suggests that they should move around to block the Union from D.C., but Lee again refuses. Fremantle then goes back to be with his European friends. He thinks about how funny it was that America had regressed to a class system so early after the nation’s founding.
