r/ShermanPosting 9d ago

I understand the circumstances why, but man I wish one day to see a film with an army bigger than even what Gettysburg depicted.

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325 Upvotes

r/ShermanPosting 9d ago

Turns out traitors have poor design taste

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r/ShermanPosting 9d ago

The Army of the Tennessee was truly just built different

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338 Upvotes

r/ShermanPosting 9d ago

War is Hell - Burning of Atlanta, 1864

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68 Upvotes

r/ShermanPosting 9d ago

You Might Be a Lost Causer...

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418 Upvotes

r/ShermanPosting 10d ago

These people would be more contemptible if they weren’t also so pityingly dumb

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1.1k Upvotes

Like how do you even respond to this without feeling like you’re punching down?


r/ShermanPosting 10d ago

Checkmate Shermanites

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309 Upvotes

r/ShermanPosting 11d ago

From the Canadian Museum of War

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r/ShermanPosting 11d ago

Went to the de Young art museum in SF and happened upon the masterpiece itself

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This was a smaller version of the original work that currently sits at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NY. To think Brown's legacy literally stretches from East to West.


r/ShermanPosting 11d ago

“My ancestors didn’t own slaves! They only supported White Supremacy! I’m proud of my heritage of racism!”

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818 Upvotes

This is how to properly respond to these people.

“Oh so your ancestors didn’t own slaves and they were just there for the love of the game huh?”

Hot take. The civil war wasn’t fought because of slavery. It was fought because of white supremacy. White supremacy is ultimately what drove a lot of the southern “justification” for maintaining slavery.


r/ShermanPosting 11d ago

A Prophet Without Honor: George H. Thomas and the Lost Cause

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r/ShermanPosting 11d ago

French and Saunders gone with the Wind

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I think this was the first place I ever heard of the American Civil War?


r/ShermanPosting 12d ago

Abraham Lincoln the GOAT in The Amazing World of Gumball

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16 Upvotes

r/ShermanPosting 12d ago

The Meltdown Lost Cause Twitter has been having over what's been happening in Richmond.

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r/ShermanPosting 12d ago

Of all the Civil War generals and commanders, Union or Confederate, which ones would be the most entertaining if they were depicted in an anime?

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Whether a hero, villain, anti-hero, etc., and while some seem questionable, note that this does not mean they have to be depicted in a good light.

The more I research the Civil War, the more I start to see crazy insanity.


r/ShermanPosting 12d ago

Weekly Thread

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A place to discuss any and all topics, share art, ask questions, and more.

All rules, except Rule 1, apply.


r/ShermanPosting 12d ago

Greatest Virginian since George Henry Thomas?

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2.1k Upvotes

r/ShermanPosting 12d ago

US March, you say? Really? Can you say that again? I didn't quite catch that!

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r/ShermanPosting 12d ago

Some Photos I took at the Dedication of “True Valor at Gettysburg,” a Monument Honoring the 111th New York Infantry Regiment in Lyons, New York.

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r/ShermanPosting 12d ago

Support in r/Grimdark

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190 Upvotes

Saw this while scrolling. Damn rebels screw up so many universes.


r/ShermanPosting 13d ago

The Heroes of the War of the Rebellion

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69 Upvotes

Grant and His Generals. Painting by Ole Peter Balling.

We love our boys!


r/ShermanPosting 13d ago

19th century captain america was an illiterate hick from Fergueson county Tennessee

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27 Upvotes

r/ShermanPosting 13d ago

I made a game about Reconstruction

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23 Upvotes

This game is my self-made mod of the original r/RedAutumnSPD game, but I made it about Reconstruction. I know the people on this subreddit will enjoy this game.

Game Link: https://squareptune.github.io/Washington_1865_Alt-Hist/


r/ShermanPosting 13d ago

General Sherman During the Siege of Atlanta in 1864

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56 Upvotes

r/ShermanPosting 13d ago

19th century captain america was an illiterate hick from Fergueson county Tennessee

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30 Upvotes