Civilwar[1]_tiny Civil War Annotated Timeline

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Manassas3[1]_tiny 07/21/1861 Battle of Bull Run (1st) The first actual battle of the civil war with both sides firing. The leading generals wer Waxing and Beauregard, and the confederates were on the retreat. General Stonewall Jackson stood his brigade through and ended up winning for the confederacy when General Johnston helped them out.
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Retreat-of-the-federal-army-over-the-stone-bridge-after-the-second-battle-of-bull-run-c-1862[1]_tiny 08/28/1862 2nd Battle of Bull Run After the first bull run, the Northern general Pope decided to combine armies with another general, but Southern general Robert Lee attacked from behind and drove them out fo Virginia, ending the threat against their capitol in richmond. Ended August 30 in Manassass.
Battle_of_antietam_by_thulstrup[1]_tiny 09/17/1862 Battle of Antietam Near Sharpsburg, Maryland, general McClellan attacked and drove back General Lee, but did not pursue after bloody battle and McClellan was fired after the battle and was replaced.
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