The Federal Army Commander Pope gleefully announced that he would “bag Jackson" the battle of Second Manassas proved him inadequate to the task. |
the War
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General Pope had placed artillery on Dogan Ridge to shell Major General Thomas Jackson’s Second Corps of the General Lee’s A.N.V.. |
Schoolhouse Branch was a wet season stream that bisected the fields that General Porter’s troops advanced over to attack Lee’s Second Corps. |
General Thomas Jackson positioned his troops behind an unfinished railroad bed, which offered protection for his troops without the effort of building earthworks. |