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and support the fight against John

Pope's forces near Manassas. On

August 29, the Union troops met

Jackson's forces in the Second Battle

of Bull Run. On the next day of the

battle, Lee attacked the troops from

the Union from the left. This massive

attack forced John Pope to move his

soldiers back towards Washington. and Henry W. Halleck refused the

former commander, McClellan, to

The conflict was getting heavier fight in new battles, he was able

as both parties kept on recruiting to reorganize an army and attack

more troops and fighting more Robert E. Lee on September 14

battlefields. Even though Lincoln in Maryland. The Confederate