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Army of the Potomac finally breaks Confederate hold
A vast Federal force after four years stretches from the Potomac to the Gulf and Mississippi, splitting the Confederacy into three. Meade, Sherman, Thomas, and Canby command large forces across Virginia, Tennessee, and the Mississippi, with rapid disbandment and transport plans unfolding as the war ends.
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Notheast
Potomac
Mississippi
Gulf
Mississippi River
Louisville
Nashvile
Atlanta
Savannah
Meads
Lee
Petersburg
Sherman
Rallen M. Co
Jos Johnston
Thomas
Department of the Cumberland
Hood
Canby
Memphis
New Orleans
Dick Taylors
Alabama
Texas
Arkan- Bay
Rebet Bees
le Stegrie Crant
Amu
Uison Volonteers
Laos
Mihinheen
Staaten
Ohio
Virginia
Stanton
Thomas M. Vincent
Vincent
Ba Cartel
Heram
Meade
Sheryan
Fleig
Arana
Richmond
Eslamna
Chilesture
Culpeper
Manassas
Chaneilerevita
Fretesicketure
Hechtering
Shermen Kilmeen
Anny
Fredericksturs
Dumfries
Mendes
Lincoln
Mr. Stanton
Washington
Parkersbore
New England
New York
New York City
Northwest
Parkersburg
Cincinna
Lawrenceville
Ind
St. Louis
Lakes
Charleston
Mobil
Vicksburg
St Louis
Neshville
New Fork Cleveland
Chicasho
Hoxart Street
Battery
Efis
Army of the Potomac