I was asked a few times this weekend for the name of the person who prepared a study of the relative strengths of the opposing armies during the Seven Days in 1862, which contradicts the traditional notion of Lee being outnumbered there. The author is Leon Walter Tenney, his 1992 Master’s Thesis entitled Seven Days in 1862: Numbers in Union and Confederate Armies before Richmond. It can be found at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va.
Harry: In 2012 Leon self-published an updated version in book form. Anyone interested can contact him in Monument CO.
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Thanks John!
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You bet. At the time he was supposed to be working on something similar for that “other” Bull Run battle I keep trying to interest you in. (: No idea if that went anywhere.
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Do you happen to have contact info for him?
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Just sent you an email
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Just sent you an email
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