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A detailed military study reconstructs the ten-day operations around Chancellorsville, systematically examining the armies' condition, command plans, logistics, and terrain. It narrates Hooker's grand maneuver and the supporting cavalry raid, Lee's dispersal of forces and Jackson's decisive flank march and attack, plus Sedgwick's advances and eventual withdrawal. The author analyzes intelligence, signal and scouting failures, corps conduct—especially of the Eleventh—and command decisions, then traces subsequent maneuvers, criticisms, and correspondence. An appendix adds errata and map references to support the tactical and operational assessment.
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