Coloring book page 5

[RollAlabamaRoll]

Today's hero is Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson. The brilliant Confederate general who led the confederate army to many great victories. While he is mainly perceived as a heroic, bold, and mighty man, he was actually much the opposite. Jackson was very self conscious and wouldn't let his back touch his chair, nor would he cross his legs to seem more as a gentleman. To learn more into the side of Jackson that most don't know about, you can see a video here:

 

[Pollaco]

That sentence just before the last paragraph has me scratching my head. "..capture Harper's Ferry and then marched his spent men to save Lee's battered army at Antietam". Wasn't that A.P. Hill?

 

[Jamieva]

That sentence just before the last paragraph has me scratching my head. "..capture Harper's Ferry and then marched his spent men to save Lee's battered army at Antietam". Wasn't that A.P. Hill?

Chancellorsville was in 1862 who knew?!

 

[Pollaco]

That coloring book may be entertaining but seems to be a little lacking in the educational department.

 

[RollAlabamaRoll]

The book was meant to be aimed for 10-11 year olds, so some errors weren't the biggest of issues.

 

[CWdiaryPA]

Always outnumbered 7 to 3? What?

 

[lupaglupa]

The book was meant to be aimed for 10-11 year olds, so some errors weren't the biggest of issues.

Hmmm... I think errors in history books, for any age and/or of any type, shouldn't get a pass.