Posted on Jan 31, 2023

the most catastrophic battle of the civil war -- 1/30/23

MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.

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the most catastrophic battle of the civil war -- 1/30/23

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MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.

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ILLUSTRATIONS: (1) Gens. Jackson, Lee and Stuart confer for the last time before the battle of Chancellorsville. (2) LTG Jackson atop Little Sorrel on the Orange Plank Road during the Battle of Chancellorsville. (3) The Last Council--Longstreet, Lee and Jackson at Chancellorsville. (4) Jackson feels the heat at Catherine Furnace during his flank march. (5) Jackson and Lee at Chancellorsville before Jackson's attack. (6) Jackson surprises the Union flank at Chancellorsville. (7) Jackson's flank attack at Chancellorsville. (8) Lee's last meeting with Jackson. (9) Stonewall Jackson is shot by one of his own men at Chancellorsville. (10) Members of Stonewall Jackson's staff tend to their commander shortly after he was shot by his own troops at Chancellorsville.

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Amn Dale Preisach

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Lee, at the Battle of Gettysburg , was said to exclaim had Jackson been there Pickett's Charge would have never happened.
When Jackson passed away at Chancellorsville , Lee was quoted as saying ".. it's as I have lost my Right arm.."

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