At a Glance: On May 15, 1862 Federal warships steamed up the James River in an attempt to take the Confederate capital by water. On the morning of Sunday April 2, 1865 Confederate lines near Petersburg broke after a nine month seige.
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On May 15, 1862 Federal warships steamed up the James River in an attempt to take the Confederate capital by water. On the morning of Sunday April 2, 1865 Confederate lines near Petersburg broke after a nine month seige. The Battle of Cold Harbor marked the end of the Overland Campaign as Ulysses S.
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- On May 15, 1862 Federal warships steamed up the James River in an attempt to take the Confederate capital by water.
- On the morning of Sunday April 2, 1865 Confederate lines near Petersburg broke after a nine month seige.
- The Battle of Cold Harbor marked the end of the Overland Campaign as Ulysses S.
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