It was his most dazzling victory. But it did not lead to anything much. His close colleague Stonewall Jackson was killed in this battle, and the Army of Northern Viirginia was never the same again. And his next big battle was Gettysburg - a humiliating defeat, some say the fatal turning-point of the war.
He felt confident enough to invade the prosperous state of Pennsylvania, to raid farms for victuals and factories for boots and clothing.
I think it was Robert Goulet
it is "Never Think" by Robert Pattinson.
gregat least i think so...
He is appallingly sick, I think its the English in him.
I don't think there is any relationship between the meteorologist John Goulet and the entertainer Robert Goulet. Robert Goulet's only sons are named Michael and Christopher; their mother is Carol Lawrence.
IK think it wsas General Hooker and General Lee.... not that sure though... =P
He fought many battles. Among them: Battle of Cedar Mountain; Battle of Chancellorsville; Battle of Chantilly; Battle of Royal Front; Battle of Hancock; Battle of Harper's Ferry; Battle of Hoke's Run; Battle of Kernstown; Battle of Manassas; Battle of McDowell; Battle of Port Republic; Battle of Rappahannock Station; Battle of White Oak Swamp; First Battle of Winchester; How Few Remain; and Second Battle of Bull Run. He died of friendly fire during the Battle of Chancellorsville. I don't think I listed all the battles, but I got most..
I think it is a General
James Longstreet. He thought Vicksburg could be saved, but did not think anything would come of an attempted invasion of Pennsylvania.
The 'Seven Days' Battles, June 25-July 1, 1862. Second Manassas-August 29-30, 1862.Sharpsburg-September 17, 1862. Fredericksburg-December 13, 1862. Chancellorsville-May 1-4, 1863.Gettysburg-July 1-3, 1863. The Wilderness and Spottsylvania Courthouse(multiple clashes)-May, 1864. Cold Harbor- June 4, 1864.Siege of Petersburg-(about 9 months duration-dates unknown to writer).
General Daniel Morgan
I think it was what his slaves called him: 'Marse Robert'.
the confederacy i think
He felt this was the final chance for total victory and an end to the war.
He felt this was the final chance for total victory and an end to the war.
Hooker hoped to surprise the confederates from behind and take Richmond but lee marched most of his army west he left 10000 men in Fredericksburg and he order them to light campfires so union forces would think a large army was still there lee ordered a surprise attack at dinnertime on may 2.1862
Hooker hoped to surprise the confederates from behind and take Richmond but lee marched most of his army west he left 10000 men in Fredericksburg and he order them to light campfires so union forces would think a large army was still there lee ordered a surprise attack at dinnertime on may 2.1862