Billy1977
Sergeant
- Joined
- Mar 18, 2016
- Location
- Flippin, Arkansas (near Yellville)
Hello everybody, I have a question regarding who is considered by the general consensus of historians to be the fourth-greatest Confederate general of the war. Now I think we can all agree that Gen. Robert E. Lee is typically considered to be the greatest, with Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson considered the runner-up. J.E.B. Stuart I am presuming is regarded as the third-greatest of the C.S.A. generals (correct me if I'm wrong) but who is thought to be the fourth-greatest? Maybe A.P. Hill? I'm just asking, I'm not devoted to this answer of A.P. Hill being it, so I can promise I am not going to argue the point with anyone, just looking for some input. Great thanks to whomever can answer this for me.