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The Campaign of Chancellorsville

by Theodore Ayrault Dodge

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  1. 1Dedication
  2. 2I — Introduction
  3. 3II — Condition of the Combatants
  4. 4III — Hooker and the Army of the Potomac
  5. 5IV — The Army of Northern Virginia
  6. 6V — Difficulty of an Attack
  7. 7VI — The Proposed Cavalry Raid
  8. 8VII — The Feint by the Left Wing
  9. 9VIII — The Real Move by the Right Wing
  10. 10IX — Lee’s Information and Movements
  11. 11X — Hooker’s Advance Friday
  12. 12XI — The Position at Chancellorsville
  13. 13XII — Jackson’s March, and Sickles’s Advance
  14. 14XIII — Hooker’s Theories and Chances
  15. 15XIV — Position of the Eleventh Corps
  16. 16XV — The Situation at Six O’Clock
  17. 17XVI — Jackson’s Attack
  18. 18XVII — The Conduct of the Eleventh Corps
  19. 19XVIII — Hooker’s Parry
  20. 20XIX — The Midnight Attack
  21. 21XX — Stonewall Jackson
  22. 22XXI — The Position at Fairview
  23. 23XXII — The Fight at Fairview
  24. 24XXIII — The Left Centre
  25. 25XXIV — The New Lines
  26. 26XXV — Sunday’s Miscarriage
  27. 27XXVI — Sedgwick’s Change of Orders
  28. 28XXVII — Sedgwick’s Assault
  29. 29XXVIII — Sedgwick Marches Towards Hooker
  30. 30XXIX — Salem Church
  31. 31XXX — Sedgwick in Difficulty
  32. 32XXXI — Sedgwick Withdraws
  33. 33XXXII — Hooker’s Criticisms
  34. 34XXXIII — Hooker’s Further Plans
  35. 35XXXIV — The Army of the Potomac Re-Crosses
  36. 36XXXV — Operations of the Cavalry Corps
  37. 37XXXVI — Hooker’s Resume of the Campaign
  38. 38XXXVII — Some Resulting Correspondence
  39. 39Appendix
  40. 40Transcriber’s Appendix: Transcription Notes

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