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Battle of Spotsylvania



Wilderness Campaign - in the American Civil War, a series of engagements (May–June, 1864) fought in the Wilderness region of Virginia. Early in May, 1864, the Northern commander in chief, Grant, led the Army of the Potomac (118,000 strong) across the Rapidan River into the Wilderness, a wild and tangled woodland c.10 mi (16 km) W of Fredericksburg. Grant planned to clear the Wilderness   Read More...

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    Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era
    by James M. McPherson. 910 pgs.


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    Richard S. Ewell: A Soldier's Life
    by Donald C. Pfanz. 660 pgs.


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    Personal Memoirs
    by Ulysses S. Grant. 608 pgs.


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