The Seven Days' Battles were fought from June 25th through July 1st 1862. From early April McClellan's Army had been making it's way up the York/James Peninsula(the so-called Peninsular Campaign). By the end of May some parts of the Union Army were within about 7 miles of the Confederate Capitol of Richmond. On May 31st the commanding General of Confederate troops-Joseph Johnston-was seriously wounded at the Battle of Seven Pines. The next day, June 1st President Davis appointed Robert E. Lee to command of Confederate troops. Over the next 3 weeks or so Lee brought in more troops from other areas,organized them and devised a plan to relieve Richmond of McClellan's threat.The attack was launched against that part of the Union Army north of the Chickahominy River(5th Corps under Gen.Fitz-John Porter). Despite shortcomings in the execution of Lee's plan the main objective was achieved as McClellan in a somewhat hurried fashion moved back southward,going to Harrison's Landing on the James River. Richmond could breathe easier.
McClellan's troops atttacked the larger part of lee's army at Antietam creek, near sharpsburg, Maryland on september 17,1862.
The Army of Northern Virginia was commanded by Robert E. Lee
Robert E Lee.
Robert E. Lee
Robert E Lee was a General of the Confederate Army during the American Civil War. He commanded the Army of North Virginia, which was the main military force of the Confederate State of America.
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By using series of satelites and weapon system technology to target areas of possible attacks or stop them from happening during the process.
Eventually fired him. ("If General McClellan doesnt want to use the army, perhaps I may borrow it for a while.")
His excessive caution, coupled with faulty military intelligence that vastly exaggerated enemy numbers. His despatches to Lincoln reveal that he was a talker, not a doer.
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Lee excelled at the agressive elastic defense. His spoiling attacks kept the Army of the Potomac at bay for most of the war. His talent on the offensive proved less successful.
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