General Lee told President Davis of his plan. Lee thought of the north at a low point. he hoped a victory in the north might force Lincoln to talk peace. o and lee hoped the invasion would show that the confederacy could indeed win the war.
From his appointment until Grant's Overland Offensive of1864, Lee was able to stave off every general who led the Army of the Potomac against him. His audacious spoiling attacks sent general after general back to Washington in defeat and disgrace. Unfortunately, he was much less capable when mounting offensives on northern soil, but his aggressive elastic defense of Northern Virginia was little short of supernatural.
General Lee wrote to tell President Davis of his plan and thought it was a crucial time with the north at a low point.Lee thought that this plan will force Lincoln to talk peace,give farmers a rest from war during the harvest season,Confederates could plunder northern farms for food,and he hoped that the invasion would show that the Confederacy could indeed win the war. Hope this helped :) -Jennifer
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The nuclear arms race was the core of the cold war.
If you mean the northern states, they fought in the Civil War. Other than that one time, the US has always been united. Any wars which involved the north, involved the entire US. The US has, of course, fought in two world wars and many other wars.
Lee's appointment as commander of the Army of Northern Virginia put him in a position to thwart the offensives of the Army of the Potomac until April of 1865 by using an aggressive elastic defense by the use of forestalling or spoiling attacks by which he attacked his attackers before they could attack him. He was far less successful in his offensive incursions into the North.
From his appointment until Grant's Overland Offensive of1864, Lee was able to stave off every general who led the Army of the Potomac against him. His audacious spoiling attacks sent general after general back to Washington in defeat and disgrace. Unfortunately, he was much less capable when mounting offensives on northern soil, but his aggressive elastic defense of Northern Virginia was little short of supernatural.
From his appointment until Grant's Overland Offensive of1864, Lee was able to stave off every general who led the Army of the Potomac against him. His audacious spoiling attacks sent general after general back to Washington in defeat and disgrace. Unfortunately, he was much less capable when mounting offensives on northern soil, but his aggressive elastic defense of Northern Virginia was little short of supernatural.
From his appointment until Grant's Overland Offensive of1864, Lee was able to stave off every general who led the Army of the Potomac against him. His audacious spoiling attacks sent general after general back to Washington in defeat and disgrace. Unfortunately, he was much less capable when mounting offensives on northern soil, but his aggressive elastic defense of Northern Virginia was little short of supernatural.
Lee brought a new vigour to the campaign, and made the Confederacy look like winners, encouraging Britain closer to granting recognition and sending aid.
Lee brought a new vigour to the campaign, and made the Confederacy look like winners, encouraging Britain closer to granting recognition and sending aid.
General Lee wrote to tell President Davis of his plan and thought it was a crucial time with the north at a low point.Lee thought that this plan will force Lincoln to talk peace,give farmers a rest from war during the harvest season,Confederates could plunder northern farms for food,and he hoped that the invasion would show that the Confederacy could indeed win the war. Hope this helped :) -Jennifer
It brought about the immediate surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia.
His house was at Alexandria, Virginia, and it could be seen from the roof of the White House - a vivid reminder that this was a war between neighbours. But of course, he was seldom there. He was travelling with the Army of Northern Virginia.
Not as a state or colony. There was a western Virginia of course just as there is a northern Virginia today which is often thought of as a distinct and unrelated part of the state with different politics and culture. Boundaries and borders are sometimes not real lines drawn in the sand or posted on highway markers,
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General Lee wrote to tell President Davis of his plan and thought it was a crucial time with the north at a low point.Lee thought that this plan will force Lincoln to talk peace,give farmers a rest from war during the harvest season,Confederates could plunder northern farms for food,and he hoped that the invasion would show that the Confederacy could indeed win the war. Hope this helped :) -Jennifer