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12 Nov 1863
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Western Sentinel in Winston, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Western Sentinel
Location
Winston, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1863
Page
1
Retreat of Weade from Rapidan to Manassas Junc
News recounts Gen Lee plan to move A P Hill west of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad toward Manassas Junction to trap Meade retreating from the Rapidan while Ewell marches on his flank. Citations describe Brandy Station clashes, Meade’s forces crossing the Rappahannock, Stuart’s bold reconnaissance and rescue mission, Bristow engagement, and the final retreat to the Rappahannock with about 1000 killed or wounded and near 2000 prisoners taken. Meade’s headquarters shifted and rail lines damaged. The report credits Confederate cavalry with major fighting and claims nine tenths of prisoners captured by Stuart's forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Lee
A. P. Hill
Orange and
Alexandria
Manasses Junction
Meade
Ewell
Hill
Madison County
Sperryville
Rapidan
Raccoon Ford
Newton
Hamton
Stuart
Culpeper Court House
Brandy Station
John Minor Butts
Jefferson
Warrenton
Hedgeman’s River
Warrenton Springs
Eowell
Rappshannock
Warrenton Junction
Catlett Station
Catlett
Manassas
Manasses
Crockett Eddins
Eddins
Steart
Bristow Station
Heth
Bristow
Sneamy
Manassas Junction
Rappahannock
Rappahannock Station
Mesdeé
Les
Ebhel
Greenwich
Rappahanaghk
Blackburn’s Ford
Bull Run
Chantilly
Centreville
Bull Run Battle Field
Auburn
Catlett’s
New Baltimore
Cedar Rus
Winchester
Mesde
A Federal View of Gen Lee Campaign Analysis
A New York Times letter outlines Meade and Lee's late campaign, detailing rapid maneuvers from Warrenton to Bristoe, the series of clashes near Centreville, and Warren's daring defense. It notes Lee's retreat after Bristoe, Meade's eagerness for battle, and the army’s modest losses but heavy horse casualties, with strategic shifts toward Washington and future operations along the James River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Lee
Ger. Pleasanton
Washington
Richmond
Notheing
James River
Army of the Potomac
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Cedar Run
Gen. Meade
A Rps
Bristoe
Warren
Caldwell
Stonewall Jackson
Ove
Diatoo
Norfolk
Petersburg
New York
Megroes
Lincoln
New York Argus
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