Maryland Campaign
September 2 through 20, 1862
Union Strategic Victory
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September 14, 1862
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September 14, 1862
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September 17, 1862
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September 19, 1862
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Gen. Robert E. Lee
Forces Engaged: 103,234
Killed: 1,890
Wounded: 9,770
Captured or Missing: 2,304
Total Casualties: 13,964
Gen. and Mrs. George McClellan
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Forces Engaged: 55,000
Killed: 2629
Wounded: 11,583
Captured or Missing: 991
Total Casualties: 15,203
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