Great Campaigns: The Peninsula Campaign, March-July, 1862 - David G. Martin - Hardcover

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Great Campaigns: The Peninsula Campaign, March-July, 1862 - David G. Martin - HardcoverIn early 1862, as the beginning of the Civil War marked its first anniversary, Major General George Brinton McClellan developed a plan for one of the most daring and complex movements of the great conflict. The promising general known as "Young Napoleon" proposed a daring maneuver to take the Confederate capital at Richmond, not by the dangerous overland route, but by an amphibious movement to the peninsula between the York and the James Rivers. If

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