Union General John Pope advanced his forces against the smaller army of Stonewall Jackson. Jackson was able to push back Pope's army and this forced General Pope to attempt what is called a double envelope assault on Jackson's troops. The Union attack was mismanaged and resulted in a frontal attack on Jackson. Confederate General Longstreet arrived at the scene of the battle with 30,000 troops. They attacked Pope's left flank causing Pope to retreat, but a well organized retreat.The end result was that 55,000 Southern troops defeated Pope's 62,000 troops.
Losses were heavy on both sides.
In the second battle of Bull Run the South was victorious (also known as the Confederate States)
Jackson harassed Pope's supply line, Pope turned to deal with him, and after assaulting Jackson's lines, was smashed by Longstreet's corps that had shown up
on the field.
Jackson and Lee
it sounds like you may be talking about the 2nd battle of bull run (1862) fought between Robert E Lee and John Pope. Pope was defeated.
McClellan
First Bull Run - Irvin McDowell Second Bull Run - John Pope
Second Bull Run
Although Second Bull Run was not a humiliating rout as First Bull Run had been for McDowell, it was still a Union loss. Pope was relieved of command and sent to Minnesota. He served creditably as a general for the rest of the war and after.
General Lee defeated Pope in the Second Battle of Bull Run.
No. Lee defeated Pope. Halleck was a Union general.
General Pope lost to General Lee at Second Bull Run.
it sounds like you may be talking about the 2nd battle of bull run (1862) fought between Robert E Lee and John Pope. Pope was defeated.
General John Pope.
The Union commander for the Second Battle of Bull Run (referred to as the Second Battle of Manassas in the South) was Major General John Pope.
McClellan
First Bull Run - Irvin McDowell Second Bull Run - John Pope
First Bull Run - Irvin McDowell Second Bull Run - John Pope
Confederate General defeated Pope's Army of Virginia in the Second Battle of Bull Run that ran from August 29 to September 1, 1862. This was a stunning victory for Lee's Army of Northern Virginia, and a humiliating loss for the Union.
Second Bull Run
First Bull Run - Irvin McDowell Second Bull Run - John Pope