The Battle of Antietam

In the summer of 1862, allies found intruders on their own. At Eastern Theater, Lee's North Virginia army dispatched allied troops from the southern Commonwealth capital Richmond and prepared to invade Maryland. In the Western Theater, the Allied forces are also moving to Kentucky. Because of the war, cotton from southern states began to decline, so France and the UK felt pressure. President Lincoln is considering taking dangerous measures to win.

On September 22, 1862, at Antitam Creek, near Sharpsburg, Maryland, the fight of Antitam was also known as the battle of Sharpsburg. The North Virginia army of Robert E. Lee confronted the Federal secretary George McClellan's Potomac army. This was the final result of an attempt by Lee to invade the northern part. The outcome of the battle is important to shape the future of the United States, it remains the most dangerous day of all military history in the United States. But after several accidents and irritated league defeat, including defeat of Major General John Pope in the second bulls campaign, it is clear that the league will not easily be defeated. Lincoln Ministers decided to await the victory of another decisive alliance, as Lincoln was concerned that the release of the Liberation Declaration seemed to be desperate and difficult to carry out.

In the early stages of the Civil War, the battle of the antitam was strategically important for both sides. After the league beat the second Manassas or the second bulls, the Allies were not confident in their leadership. Antitum was the most bloody battle that occurred during the war and was driven by more mistakes by sound military decisions. "I may be forced to face danger, but never worry about it, our soldiers can stand up and fight, I stand, feed and care for them In the tragic war of the civil war, several celebrities stand out in the battlefield; one such person is Clara Barton, In these words Clara Barton and the civil war soldiers and themselves She expressed her willingness to help those who could not help.