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Cover; Half Title; Title; Imprint; Contents; Origins Of The Campaign; Chronology; 1861; 1862; Opposing Commanders; Union; John Pope; Henry Halleck; Nathaniel Banks; Irvin McDowell; Franz Sigel; Confederate; Robert E. Lee; James Longstreet; Thomas J. Jackson; Opposing Plans; Lee's Strategic Envelopment; Pope's Mission; Opposing Armies; Union Troops; Confederate Troops; Cedar Mountain, 9 August 1862; Playing For Time, 10-27 August 1862; Brawner's Farm And Thoroughfare Gap, 28 August 1862; The Battle Of Manassas; The First Day, 29 August 1862; The Second Day, 30 August 1862; Aftermath.
Cover
Half Title
Title
Imprint
Contents
Origins Of The Campaign
Chronology
1861
1862
Opposing Commanders
Union
John Pope
Henry Halleck
Nathaniel Banks
Irvin McDowell
Franz Sigel
Confederate
Robert E. Lee
James Longstreet
Thomas J. Jackson
Opposing Plans
Lee's Strategic Envelopment
Pope's Mission
Opposing Armies
Union Troops
Confederate Troops
Cedar Mountain, 9 August 1862
Playing For Time, 10-27 August 1862
Brawner's Farm And Thoroughfare Gap, 28 August 1862
The Battle Of Manassas
The First Day, 29 August 1862
The Second Day, 30 August 1862
Aftermath. The Battlefield TodayOrders Of Battle
Bibliography
Index.
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