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How many were wounded and killed on north and south of battle of wilderness?
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∙ 11y ago
When the battle of the wilderness was over an estimated amount of 17 million men died for grant and 15.9 million for General Lee
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 14y ago2,246 union soldiers were killed in the battle of wilderness
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∙ 13y ago11,400 confederate soldiers and 18,400 northern soldiers
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∙ 12y agoThe confederates could deploy 64,000 men, the Federals 119,000.
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∙ 11y agoThe Federals had 17,666 casualties of which 2,246 were killed and 12,073 wounded.
The Confederates about 7,900 dead and wounded.
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How many people died in the battle for hamburger hill?
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Where is the battle of the wilderness?
In North en Virginia Spotsylvania county
Why was the battle of the wilderness important to the north?
They really enjoyed fie
Was Robert e lee with the south or north in the battle of wilderness?
The south.
What did the north call the battle of fredericksburg?
The North and the South called it the Battle of Fredericksburg. Almost 1,900 soldiers from the North and South died in the battle along with thousands more wounded.
Were over one million men killed in the US Civil War Battle of Shiloh in 1862?
No battle in history has seen one million soldiers killed and wounded.The Battle of Shiloh, or Pittsburgh Landing as it was known in the North for a short time, was the bloodiest battle fought on the North American continent to that time, that is up until April of 1862. It would be surpassed several times during the course of the war. Total casualties for the battle on both sides was about 25,000 men killed or wounded. The number killed was about 1800 for the north and almost the same for the South. Many more were maimed for life. The horror of the battle shocked both the North and the South, yet these numbers would be far exceeded at both Antietam and Gettysburg.
Where was the wilderness battle fought?
It was fought in both Spotsylvania and Orange Counties in north eastern Virginia
Where there any casualties in the north during the Battle of Bull Run?
Based on the category where the question appeared I assume you are interested in the FIRST battle of Bull Run.In the First Battle of Bull Run (called the First Battle of Manassas by the Confederate forces), the Union suffered casualties of 2,896 (460 killed, 1,124 wounded, 1,312 captured/missing).In the Second Battle of Bull Run (called Second Manassas by the Confederates), the Union forces suffered casualties of approx. 10,000 killed and wounded.
Did the North or the South have the advantage in the Battle of the Wilderness?
I'm not sure what you mean by the advantage, but the Battle of the Wilderness was a tactical Confederate victory. The Federals were outmanoeuvered and their flanks were rolled up, and they lost 18000 men to the south's 8000.
What leader was the leader in the battle of the wilderness?
North - Ulysses S. Grant South - Robert E. Lee
Largest battle fought in North America?
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According to recent numerical research and records, the north had a few more casualties than the south during the Civil War, or the battle between North and South. The south suffered 490,309 soldiers killed, wounded, captured or missing, while the north suffered 596,670.
