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The Battle of Gettysburg

by W. C. Storrick

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Hooker’s Plan

On June 10th, Hooker proposed to President Lincoln that he cross the Rappahannock and attack Hill, who still remained, and then move south, threatening Richmond. He thought this might divert Lee from his invasion of the North. In reply Lincoln said:

“I think Lee’s Army and not Richmond is your sure objective point.”

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