cause he can take advantage of LEEs army and take him as condfederacy prison
If McClellan had not found the "lost order" there may not have even been a Battle of Antietam(Sharpsburg). Lee would have been able to advance farther into the North without being checked at Boonesborough(South Mountain) and then concentrating his Army between Antietam Creek and the town of Sharpsburg. McClellan was notoriously cautious-some might even say overly-cautious. Even with Lee's whole battle plan in his posession he still moved as though he were blind.
The orders showed the plan for Lees Maryland Campaign and led to the Battle of Antietam.
The Seven Days Battles were fought as a part of Major General George McClellan's Peninsula Campaign and were fought between June 25 and July 1, 1862. These battles were Robert E. Lees first as the commander of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia.
Lees horse, Traveller had lived for several years after Lees death in 1870.
General George B. McClellan did not finish off General Robert E. Lee's troops during the Civil War due to several factors, including his cautious nature and an overestimation of Lee's strength. After the Battle of Antietam, McClellan hesitated to pursue Lee's retreating army, fearing they might be reinforced or counterattack. Additionally, he faced pressure from the Lincoln administration and concerns about the condition and morale of his own troops, which contributed to his reluctance to engage aggressively.
cause he can take advantage of LEEs army and take him as condfederacy prison
Because McLellan realised they would have to live together afterwards and there was no point in further killing.
cause he can take advantage of LEEs army and take him as condfederacy prison
cause he can take advantage of LEEs army and take him as condfederacy prison
cause he can take advantage of LEEs army and take him as condfederacy prison
cause he can take advantage of LEEs army and take him as condfederacy prison
cause he can take advantage of LEEs army and take him as condfederacy prison
cause he can take advantage of LEEs army and take him as condfederacy prison
If McClellan had not found the "lost order" there may not have even been a Battle of Antietam(Sharpsburg). Lee would have been able to advance farther into the North without being checked at Boonesborough(South Mountain) and then concentrating his Army between Antietam Creek and the town of Sharpsburg. McClellan was notoriously cautious-some might even say overly-cautious. Even with Lee's whole battle plan in his posession he still moved as though he were blind.
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Antietam Creek near Sharpsburg, Maryland.