The
Battle of Chancellorsville
(May 1-3, 1863)

| Battle Description | Short, concise description of the battle. |
| Battle Map | Simple maps of the battle |
| Timeline of the Battle | Provides the campaign timeline beginning April 26, 1863 |
| Civil War
Overview (The Chancellorsville Campaign) |
Here's another little read on the battle from another part of this website |
| Chancellorsville Campaign | Very detailed description not only of the battle, but Jackson's death. Taken from the Confederate Military History. |
| Outgeneraled by Lee! | Great little piece written by Maj. Gen. Couch after the war. |
| J.E.B. Stuart at Chancellorsville | Just a dandy chapter from the book "The Life And Campaigns Of Major General J. E. B. Stuart." |
| John B. Gordon at Chancellorsville | General Gordon tells of his first action after being nearly fatally wounded in the "Bloody Lane" at Antietam. |
| Chancellorsville Discussion | Want to see what others had to say about the battle? Take a look at this page. It was a planned discussion on the Battle of Chancellorsville, in a Civil War chat room. Lots to learn here. |
| Chancellorsville and the Southern Historical Society Papers | Several articles taken from the Southern Historical Society Papers that relate directly to the Battle of Chancellorsville. |
| The Eleventh Corps At Chancellorsville | An interesting article from Battles and Leaders written by the commander of the corps that took the pounding at Chancellorsville. |
| Artillery At Hazel Grove | Very short article by one who was there. |
| Lincoln's Letter to Hooker | This is Lincoln's letter to Hooker explaining why he gave command of the Army of the Potomac to him. |
| Order Of Battle (ANV) | Provides the Organization of the Army of Northern Virginia. |
| Order Of Battle (AOP) | Provides the Organization of the Army of The Potomac. |
| Summary of the Principal Events | Lists the principal events from April 29 - May 6, 1863. |
This page last updated 11/01/03
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