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|May - June 1862
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|GEN [[Joseph E. Johnston]]
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|GEN [[Robert E. Lee]]
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|GEN [[George B. McClellan]]
 
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The '''Battle of Fair Oaks''' was a battle in the [[American Civil War]], which lasted from May to June, 1862.  It happened when General [[Joseph Johnston]] made plans to stop the advancing armies of General [[George McClellan]].  The actual attack did little to change the positions of either army.  During the engagement, General Johnston was wounded and General Gustavus Smith took brief command.  President [[Jefferson Davis]] replaced him with General [[Robert E. Lee]].  <ref>  [[Civil War: Battles and Leaders]], edited by Aaron R. Murray, DK Publishing Inc., 2004, pp. 34-35.  </ref>   
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The '''Battle of Fair Oaks''' was a battle in the [[American Civil War]], which lasted from May to June, 1862.  It happened when General [[Joseph Johnston]] made plans to stop the advancing armies of General [[George McClellan]].  The actual attack did little to change the positions of either army.  During the engagement, General Johnston was wounded and General Gustavus Smith took brief command.  President [[Jefferson Davis]] replaced him with General [[Robert E. Lee]].  The battle ended indesisively.  <ref>  [[Civil War: Battles and Leaders]], edited by Aaron R. Murray, DK Publishing Inc., 2004, pp. 34-35.  </ref>   
    
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