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When Union General John Pope took forward positions at Cedar Mountain, it appeared as if Pope was planning on an assault on Richmond. In reality Union General Halleck had had given orders to General Pope to hold his position and not move forward to Richmond. Halleck wanted to be patient and wait until units from the Army of the Potomac could join Pope's army.

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Q: What was the conclusion of the Confederacy regarding an assault against Richmond as the Battle of Cedar Mountain unfolded?
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