Campaign Chancellorsville

Inhaltsverzeichnis

* Introduction * Condition of the Combatants * Hooker and the Army of the Potomac * The Army of Northern Virginia * Difficulty of an Attack * The Proposed Cavalry Raid * The Feint by the Left Wing * The Real Move by the Right Wing * Lees Information and Movements * Hookers Advance Friday * Position at Chancellorsville * Jacksons March and Sickless Advance * Hookers Theories and Chances * Position of the Eleventh Corps * Situation at Six OClock * Jacksons Attack * Conduct of the Eleventh Corps * Hookers Parry * The Midnight Attack * Stonewall Jackson * Position at Fairview * The Left Centre * The New Lines * Sundays Miscarriage * Sedgwicks Change of Orders * Sedgwicks Assault * Sedgwick Marches Toward Hooker * Salem Church * Sedgwick in Difficulty * Sedgwick Withdraws * Hookers Criticisms * Hookers Further Plans * The Army of the Potomac Re-Crosses * Operations of the Cavalry Corps * Hookers Rsum * Some Resulting Correspondence

Portrait

Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Ayrault Dodge (1842-1909) served in the New York volunteer infantry during the Civil War. His books include "Alexander, Hannibal, The Campaign of Chancellorsville, A Bird's Eye View of Our Civil War, Gustavus Adolphus, Cesar, "and "Napoleon "(in four volumes).""