Army of the Potomac (Confederate) units under Nathan G. Evans

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The Army of the Potomac (Confederate) units under Nathan G. Evans were a small Confederate command that played a key defensive role against Union forces during the Battle of Ball's Bluff in the American Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American Civil War military unit grouping
Confederate military formation
activity defense of Leesburg approaches
approximateSize small command
commandStructure brigade-level command
conflict American Civil War
country Confederate States of America NERFINISHED
dateActive 1861
engagement Battle of Ball's Bluff NERFINISHED
engagementOutcome Confederate victory at Ball's Bluff
engagementType river crossing defense
front Potomac River front near Leesburg NERFINISHED
historicalEra 19th century
locationDuringBattle near Leesburg, Virginia
notableCommander Nathan G. Evans NERFINISHED
notableFor key defensive role at Ball's Bluff
opposed Union Army of the Potomac NERFINISHED
opposedCommander Charles P. Stone NERFINISHED
Edward D. Baker NERFINISHED
partOf Confederate States Army NERFINISHED
role defensive force against Union Army of the Potomac
side Confederacy NERFINISHED
strategicEffect discouraged further immediate Union crossings near Leesburg
theater Eastern Theater of the American Civil War NERFINISHED
typeOfOperation tactical defense

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Battle of Ball's Bluff ConfederateForces Army of the Potomac (Confederate) units under Nathan G. Evans