Questa volta abbiamo cercato: Single ladies of MassimoL, why do you think the Union failed in the battle of Fredericksburg in December of 1862 during Ambrose Burnside’s invasion into confederate held Virginia?
Single ladies of MassimoL, why do you think the Union failed in the battle of Fredericksburg in December of 1862 during Ambrose Burnside’s invasion into confederate held Virginia?
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Lol. I’ve read that the defeat is generally (no pun intended) chalked up to Burnside’s indecision and miscommunication concerning the ferocity of the attack.
Edit: I better get a husband out of this.
Full frontal infantry attacks on entrenched defenders.
Burnside was using 18th century tactics in what was the predecessor of 20th century warfare.
This question is just cruel. I know perfectly well I’m single because I don’t know enough about the battle of Fredericksberg, you don’t need to rub it in.
If I’m not mistaken the confederacy had higher ground, and after previously failing to invade some of the north they gained equipment.
If you were trying to make a really obscure question popular on this sub, well, then I think you have seceded.