At one battle, this general's divisions began an attack after he was told by FitzHugh Lee that the enemy's right flank was "in the air.
At one battle, this general's divisions began an attack after he was told by FitzHugh Lee that the enemy's right flank was "in the air." This general capped off a series of small, brilliant victories with wins at Cross Keys and Port Republic. Barnard Bee famously pointed at this general's brigade as it was (*) standing on a hill. This general arrived late to the Seven Days' Battles after victories in the Shenandoah Valley. Confederate pickets at Chancellorsville accidentally mortally wounded - for 10 points - what general nicknamed "Stonewall?"
At one battle, this general's divisions began an attack after he was told by FitzHugh Lee that the enemy's right flank was "in the air.
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson [accept Stonewall Jackson until it is read]