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chancellorsville

/ˈtʃæn.səl.ərˌvɪl/

Traduction: Nom propre désignant un village du nord-est de la Virginie, historiquement important comme site d'une grande bataille de la guerre de Sécession en 1863, où les forces confédérées sous Robert E. Lee ont vaincu les forces de l'Union sous Joseph Hooker.

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/ˈtʃæn.səl.ərˌvɪl/formalamerican
  • frNom propre désignant un village du nord-est de la Virginie, historiquement important comme site d'une grande bataille de la guerre de Sécession en 1863, où les forces confédérées sous Robert E. Lee ont vaincu les forces de l'Union sous Joseph Hooker.

A proper noun referring to a village in northeastern Virginia, historically significant as the site of a major battle in the American Civil War in 1863, where Confederate forces under Robert E. Lee defeated Union forces under Joseph Hooker.

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  1. Village in VirginiaC1formalamerican

    A small settlement located in Spotsylvania County, northeastern Virginia, historically significant for its role in the American Civil War.

    frChancellorsville

    • Chancellorsville was a quiet village before the war.
    • The area around Chancellorsville is now part of a national park.
    • Few people lived in Chancellorsville prior to 1863.
  2. Battle of ChancellorsvilleC1formalamerican

    A major engagement of the American Civil War fought from April 30 to May 6, 1863, where Confederate General Robert E. Lee achieved a decisive victory against Union General Joseph Hooker.

    frBataille de Chancellorsville

    • The Battle of Chancellorsville is considered Lee's greatest victory.
    • Stonewall Jackson was mortally wounded at Chancellorsville.
    • Historians study Chancellorsville for its bold tactical maneuvers.