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Who commanded the souths army for the seven days battles?
Robbert E .Lee
Who commanded the souths army for the seven days battle?
Robbert E .Lee
Who commanded the south for the seven days battle?
The Seven Days was a series of battles between June 25 and July 1, 1862. The Confederate army was commanded by General Robert E. Lee who had taken command of the Army of Northern Virginia barely three weeks earlier.
Who commanded the the South's army for the seven days battles?
The Confederate General Robert E. Lee was the commander in the Seven Days Battle. For the Union, General George B. McClellan was the commander. Over a period of seven days six major battles took place around Richmond, Virginia.
Who commanded the south's army for the seven days battles?
The Confederate General Robert E. Lee was the commander in the Seven Days Battle. For the Union, General George B. McClellan was the commander. Over a period of seven days six major battles took place around Richmond, Virginia.
Who commanded the south's army for the Seven Day battles?
The Confederate General Robert E. Lee was the commander in the Seven Days Battle. For the Union, General George B. McClellan was the commander. Over a period of seven days six major battles took place around Richmond, Virginia.
Who commanded the confederate force that defeated McClellan during the seven days' battles?
Robert E. Lee
Who commanded the confederate forces that defeated McClellan during the seven days battles?
Robert E. Lee
Who commanded the south army for the seven days battle?
Robert E. Lee
Who commanded the south's army for seven days battle?
Robert E. Lee
Who won seven days battle?
The Confederacy, or the South, won the Seven Days' Battle.
Who were the generals of the seven days battle?
George B. McClellan commanded the Union army and Robert E. Lee the Confederates.
