The northern press portrayed the battle as a victory for the Federal army however, the defense of Williamsburg was seen by the South as a means of delaying the Federal army which allowed the bulk of the Confederate army to continued its withdrawal toward Richmond.
However, the defense of Williamsburg was seen by the South as a means of delaying the Federal army, which allowed the bulk of the Confederate army to continued its withdrawal toward Richmond. The Northern press portrayed the battle as a victory for the Federal army.
The Northern press portrayed the battle as a victory for the Federal army. However, the defense of Williamsburg was seen by the South as a means of delaying the Federal army, which allowed the bulk of the Confederate army to continued its withdrawal toward Richmond.
The Northern press portrayed the battle as a victory for the Federal army. However, the defense of Williamsburg was seen by the South as a means of delaying the Federal army, which allowed the bulk of the Confederate army to continued its withdrawal toward Richmond.