To The Gates Of Richmond: The Peninsula Campaign – A Military History of McClellan and Lee's Decisive Bloodiest Battles in 1862
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To The Gates Of Richmond: The Peninsula Campaign – A Military History of McClellan and Lee's Decisive Bloodiest Battles in 1862

by Stephen W. Sears

History Military
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A military history of the 1862 Peninsula Campaign, detailing McClellan and Lee's strategies and the decisive battles that shaped the Civil War.

About This Book

This book examines the Peninsula Campaign of 1862, a major Union offensive during the American Civil War.

It focuses on the leadership of Union General George B. McClellan and Confederate General Robert E. Lee.

The narrative covers the planning, execution, and outcomes of key battles throughout the campaign.

Readers gain insight into the military strategies and challenges faced by both sides in Virginia.

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