Battle of Chancellorsville Rages as Lee Presses Union Line
Guerrilla and infantry clashes along the Rappahannock and Fredericksburg corridors intensify. Union commander Hooker reorganizes reserves, repels several rebel thrusts, and faces a collapsing right flank as Jackson's corps drives forward with support from P.B.F.leg and others. The night battles hinge on artillery exchanges and rapid maneuvers to hold the line near Chancellorville and the Fredericksburg turnpike.
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Jim Porowse
Orrolen
Hooker
Chancellorville
Milia
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Bari
Ries
Brederichatons
Richmond
Lee
Looker
Chineechocvitts
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Ler VC
Hae Wemy
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Cor
Port Donelaon
Noth Carolina
North Carolina
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Can Aylvania
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Worps
Nihe
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Planle
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Pooker
Foward
Cour
Ceary
Battle at Ely's Ford described with Jackson's movements and new line
A detailed account of the clashes around Ely's Ford on May 3 1863 describing Hooker's forces, Stonewall Jackson's sudden maneuvers and the retreat of Union troops, followed by reinforcements under Reynolds and Meade. The narrative highlights night actions, a fierce counterattack by Birney and Ward, and the consolidating line on the plank road and Ely's Ford turnpike.
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Nean Cuaxeen Louvinie
Kew
Napoleon
Floude
Hooker
Cen. Howard
Jackson
Slocum
Sickles
Stonewall Jackson
Gen. Williams
Birney
Randolph
Georgia
Williams
Minsketry
Gon. Howard
Enem
Devon
Toward
Cols
Rushbee
McLean
Hank
Reynold
1St
United States Ford
Ely’s Ford Turnpike
Reynolds
Meade
Howard
Desperate six hour fight at Chancellorville on plank road
The narrative details a brutal dawn battle as Union forces under Hooker, Sickles, and Slocum defend the plank road near Chancellor House. French and Hancock reinforce Sickles, with five rebel divisions driven back and over two thousand prisoners taken. The engagement ends with a withdrawal at 11:30 am as shells set Chancellor House ablaze.
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Chancellor House
Hooker
Best
Berry
Sickles
Slocum
Preach
Our Hue Atéacim
French
Couch
2D Army Corps
Itancock
Chancellorville
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