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Seven Days' Battles (view source)
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|Begun
|June 26, 1862
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|Ended
|July 3, 1862
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!colspan="2" align="center" style="color: white; height: 30px; background: navy no-repeat scroll top left;"|Army of the Potomac
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|Commander
|MGEN [[George B. McClellan]]
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|Commander
|GEN [[Robert E. Lee]]
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The '''Seven Days' Battles''' were battles, which occurred in the [[American Civil War]]. They began on June 26 and ended on July 3. They happened when Confederate General [[Robert E. Lee]] decided to attack the Army of the Potomac under General [[George B. McClellan]]. The battles were indesisive for either side and only resulted in President [[Abraham Lincoln]] firing McClellan. Battles that occurred were: Mechansville, Gaine's Mill, Savage's Station and Malvern Hill. The total casualties of the battles were:
The '''Seven Days' Battles''' were battles, which occurred in the [[American Civil War]]. They began on June 26 and ended on July 3. They happened when Confederate General [[Robert E. Lee]] decided to attack the Army of the Potomac under General [[George B. McClellan]]. The battles were indesisive for either side and only resulted in President [[Abraham Lincoln]] firing McClellan. Battles that occurred were: Mechansville, Gaine's Mill, Savage's Station and Malvern Hill. The total casualties of the battles were:
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