The Modern Period
The Peninsula Campaign was a major military operation during the American Civil War that took place from March to July 1862, aimed at capturing the Confederate capital of Richmond, Virginia. This campaign marked one of the first large-scale offensives by Union General George B. McClellan's Army of the Potomac, seeking to leverage its numbers and resources against the Confederate forces. The campaign's failure led to significant consequences for Union strategy and morale in the early years of the war.
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