Ulysses Grant later admitted that this was the only battle he would not fight again under the circumstances. It ended when he tried to outflank the Confederates on June 12 and cross the James River, a maneuver that failed miserably. Remarkable as one of the few Confederate victories towards the end of the Civil War, it began when the Union undertook a siege of Richmond and met a force 16 kilometers to the northeast at this village under Robert E. Lee. FTP, identify this June 1864 battle of the Civil War that took place 
Ulysses Grant later admitted that this was the only battle he would not fight again under the circumstances. It ended when he tried to outflank the Confederates on June 12 and cross the James River, a maneuver that failed miserably. Remarkable as one of the few Confederate victories towards the end of the Civil War, it began when the Union undertook a siege of Richmond and met a force 16 kilometers to the northeast at this village under Robert E. Lee. FTP, identify this June 1864 battle of the Civil War that took place after the Confederates withdrew from the Battle of Spotsylvania.
Ulysses Grant later admitted that this was the only battle he would not fight again under the circumstances.
Battle of {Cold Harbor}