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Trigger word:
Hooker
Event Types (Count):
NegTrigger (7)
Negative Trigger
The
campaign
Military_operation
pitted
Hostile_encounter
Union
Army
Maj.
Gen.
Joseph
Hooker
's
Army
of
the
Potomac
against
an
army
less
than
half
its
size
,
General
Robert
E.
Lee
's
Confederate
Army
of
Northern
Virginia
.
The
victory
,
a
product
Manufacturing
of
Lee
's
audacity
and
Hooker
's
timid
decision-making
,
was
tempered
Cause_change_of_position_on_a_scale
by
heavy
casualties
Catastrophe
,
including
Lt.
Gen.
Thomas
J
.
Combined
with
the
Union
force
facing
Fredericksburg
,
Hooker
planned
Arranging
a
double
envelopment
,
attacking
Attack
Lee
from
both
his
front
and
rear
.
On
May
1
,
Hooker
advanced
Self_motion
from
Chancellorsville
toward
Lee
,
but
the
Confederate
general
split
Destroying
his
army
in
the
face
of
superior
numbers
,
leaving
Departing
a
small
force
at
Fredericksburg
to
deter
Hindering
Maj.
Gen.
John
Sedgwick
from
advancing
,
while
he
attacked
Attack
Hooker
's
advance
with
about
four-fifths
of
his
army
.
On
May
1
,
Hooker
advanced
Self_motion
from
Chancellorsville
toward
Lee
,
but
the
Confederate
general
split
Destroying
his
army
in
the
face
of
superior
numbers
,
leaving
Departing
a
small
force
at
Fredericksburg
to
deter
Hindering
Maj.
Gen.
John
Sedgwick
from
advancing
,
while
he
attacked
Attack
Hooker
's
advance
with
about
four-fifths
of
his
army
.
Despite
the
objections
of
his
subordinates
,
Hooker
withdrew
Escaping
his
men
to
the
defensive
Defending
lines
around
Chancellorsville
,
ceding
GiveUp
the
initiative
to
Lee
.
Sedgwick
withdrew
Escaping
across
the
ford
early
on
May
5
,
and
Hooker
withdrew
Escaping
the
remainder
of
his
army
across
U.S.
Ford
the
night
of
May
5–6
.
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