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Judson Kilpatrick (search for this): chapter 3.24
W. F. Tucker (search for this): chapter 3.24
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Stoneman's raid in the Chancellorsville campaign.
see map, p. 155 of this volume, and also p. 164 of volume II.--editors.
The original instructions to General George Stoneman for the cooperation of the cavalry in the Chancellorsville campaign directed him to cross the Rappahannock on the 13th of April, at some point west of the Orange and Alexandria railroad, and throw his whole force, excepting one brigade, between Lee's position on the Rappahannock and his base at Richmond.
The object was the isolation of the enemy from his supplies, checking his retreat, and inflicting on him every possible injury which will tend to his discomfiture and defeat.
This movement was delayed by heavy rains, and on the 28th of April the instructions were modified.
The new plan was to cross the Rappahannock at the fords immediately north-west of Fredericksburg on the evening of the 28th, or the morning of the 29th, and move in two columns, operating on the lines of the Orange and Alexandria and
Fitzhugh Lee (search for this): chapter 3.24
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U. S. Ford (search for this): chapter 3.24