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Battle of the Wilderness to Spottsylvania Reported
Diary style dispatches recount Union operations from Old Wilderness tavern to Spottsylvania Court House May 8–12 1864. Hancock and Warren press the Confederate left and center while Sedgwick dies and Longstreet forces counterattacks at frequent rider points. Sheridan reports rail and supply raids. Meade Grant coordinate a push toward Richmond with heavy casualties.
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Topp
Culpepper
Gen. Meade
Germanne Plank Road
Sedgwick
Germanna Ford
Warren
Hancock
Shady Grove Church
Brock Road
Wordsworth
Griffin
Chancellorsville
Orange and
Chancellorsville Plank Road
Getty
Hill
Orange Road
Grant
Burnside
Ewell
Crawford
Wadsworth
Tancock
Hal
Spottsylvania
Todd's Tavern
Spottsylvania Court House
Storragiyama C. H
Hig
Cora
Longstreet
Bartlett
Robison
Michigan
Robinson
Fifth Corps
Sixth Corps
Court House
Fredericksburgh
Ion
Army of the Potomac
Richmond
Aoa
Butler
Richomg
P Éeurg
Siegel
Cavalry Corps
Thin Army
Sheridan
Meade
Meado
P. S
Wilcox
Po Creek
Black House
Parker's Store
Birney
Sunnse
Ward
River Po
Wright
Patrick
Orange Court House
Verdiersville
Parker
Wilderness
Wassinaton
Rapidan
Lee
Tennessee
Fary
Mott
Carroll
Upton
Webb
Second Corps
20Th Massachusetts
Col
Macy
Maj
Abbot
Federshen
1St Massachusetts
Massachusets
W Swinton
Johnson
Seymour
Butler, Sherman, &c
Stuart
Brgade
Wells Corps
Gordonsville
Hancock Rory
Ewells
F. Johnson
Jast
Shaller
the Wilderness
Lees Headquarters
Langetreet
Hunt