Seven Days’ Retreat

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Seven Days’ Retreat was the Confederate army’s strategic withdrawal during the 1862 Seven Days Battles of the American Civil War, in which Robert E. Lee’s forces drove the Union Army away from Richmond.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Confederate military operation
military retreat
alsoKnownAs Confederate retreat from the Chickahominy NERFINISHED
belligerent Confederate States Army NERFINISHED
campaign Peninsula Campaign NERFINISHED
commander Robert E. Lee NERFINISHED
conflict American Civil War
country Confederate States of America NERFINISHED
date June–July 1862
effect ended immediate Union threat to Richmond in 1862
historicalPeriod American Civil War, 1862 campaigns
location Virginia NERFINISHED
vicinity of Richmond, Virginia
militaryTactic offensive operations covering a strategic withdrawal
opposedBy Union Army of the Potomac NERFINISHED
opposingCommander George B. McClellan NERFINISHED
outcome Confederate strategic success
Union operational withdrawal
partOf Seven Days Battles NERFINISHED
precededBy Union Peninsula Campaign NERFINISHED
relatedBattle Battle of Gaines’s Mill NERFINISHED
Battle of Glendale NERFINISHED
Battle of Malvern Hill NERFINISHED
Battle of Mechanicsville NERFINISHED
Battle of Savage’s Station NERFINISHED
result Union Army driven away from Richmond
side Confederate States NERFINISHED
strategicObjective force Union withdrawal from Richmond’s outskirts
protect Richmond, Virginia
theater Eastern Theater of the American Civil War NERFINISHED

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Battle of Savage’s Station associatedWith Seven Days’ Retreat