The Second Manassas Campaign (Janney, Shively) - CWC red the changing attitudes of northern

the changing attitudes of northern servicemen with respect to the Civil War’s purpose

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horrifying struggle from the vantage of the White House as Lincoln copes with incompetent generals

and the Failed Confederate Strategy in the Atlanta Campaign

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The Second Manassas Campaign (Janney, Shively) - CWC red the changing attitudes of northernEdited by Caroline E. Janney, Kathryn J. Shivel Waged from June 26 to September 1, 1862, the Second Manassas campaign pitted the US Armies of Virginia and the Potomac against the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia and its new commander, Robert E. Lee. The campaign unfolded against a backdrop of momentous US political decisions regarding confiscation, emancipation, and Confederate civilians. These decisions dismayed and energized Confederates,