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Which Civil War battle was important in that the Union army was able to stop Robert E. Lee's invasion of the north and marked the beginning of the end for the Confederate forces in the east?
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Which Civil War battle was important in that the Union army was able to stop Robert E. Lee's invasion of the north and marked the beginning of the end for the Confederate forces in the east?

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Battle of Gettysburg

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Gettysburg
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