Part of Lee's army was over a day late for the engagement at Antietam due to their delay in taking the garrison in this location, which was reinforced after McClellan gained possession of Lee's so-called "lost order".
Part of Lee's army was over a day late for the engagement at Antietam due to their delay in taking the garrison in this location, which was reinforced after McClellan gained possession of Lee's so-called "lost order". Despite this, Dixon Miles was forced to surrender to Stonewall Jackson on September 15, 1862, leading to the taking of over 12,000 Union prisoners, the largest surrender of the war. Lying at the confluence of the Shenandoah and Potomic Rivers, it is more famous for an event which occurred three years earlier. FTP, what was this site of John Brown's raid?
Part of Lee's army was over a day late for the engagement at Antietam due to their delay in taking the garrison in this location, which was reinforced after McClellan gained possession of Lee's so-called "lost order".
Harpers Ferry