The Campaign of Chancellorsville

I. Introduction 1
II. Condition of the Combatants .... 7
III. Hooker and the Army of the Potomac . . 12
IV. The Army of Northern Virginia ... 18
V. Difficulty of an Attack 23
VI. The proposed Cavalry Eaid .... 26
VII. The Feint by the Left Wing 29
VIII. The Real Move by the Right Wing ... 32
IX. Lee\'s Information and Movements ... 40
X. Hooker\'s Advance Friday ..... 44
XL Position at Chancellorsville .... 56
XII. Jackson\'s March and Sickles\'s Advance. . 62
XIIL Hooker\'s Theories and Chances .... 74
XIV. Position of the Eleventh Corps. ... 84
XV. Situation at Six O\'clock 88
XVI. Jackson\'s Attack 92
XVII. Conduct of the Eleventh Corps . . . .100
XVIII. Hooker\'s Parry . . ... . . . 107
XIX. The Midnight Attack 113
XX. Stonewall Jackson 118
XXI. Position at Fairview 125
XXII. The Fight at Fairview 132
XXIII. The Left Centre 147
XXIV. The New Lines 151
XXV. Sunday\'s Miscarriage 154
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XXVI. Sedgwick\'s Change of Orders .... 163
XXYII. Sedgwick\'s Assault 174
XXVIII. Sedgwick marches toward Hooker . . . 184
XXIX. Salem Church 18T
XXX. Sedgwick in Difficulty 192
XXXI. Sedgwick withdraws . . . . . . . 201
XXXII. Hooker\'s Criticisms 210
XXXIII. Hooker\'s Further Plans 225
XXXIV. The Army of the Potomac re-crosses . . 229
XXXV. Operations of the Cavalry Corps . . . 237
XXXVI. Hooker\'s Resume 253
XXXVII. Some Resulting Correspondence . . . .255