These two battles would be the turning point in the war, though the South still had fight left in it. Gettysburgis an attentiveness encounter. After, his victory at Chancellorsville, Lee became persuade of his army's invincibility and set in movement what would turn into his following invasion of the North. There's a lot of disapproval of Lee's move. After, Second Bull Run, numerous historians were convinced that he should've continued on the tactical defending after Chancellorsville. Lee had victory in his grasp on July 1 yet it slid away. His attack in the middle of the Union on July 3 became an absolute disaster for the armed force of Northern Virginia. Vicksburg doesn't get the same kind of thought that Gettysburg does. That is a shame
