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chancellorsville

/ˈtʃæn.səl.ərˌvɪl/

Tradução: Nome próprio que designa uma vila no nordeste da Virgínia, historicamente significativa como local de uma grande batalha da Guerra Civil Americana em 1863, na qual as forças confederadas sob o comando de Robert E. Lee derrotaram as forças da União sob o comando de Joseph Hooker.

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/ˈtʃæn.səl.ərˌvɪl/formalamerican
  • ptNome próprio que designa uma vila no nordeste da Virgínia, historicamente significativa como local de uma grande batalha da Guerra Civil Americana em 1863, na qual as forças confederadas sob o comando de Robert E. Lee derrotaram as forças da União sob o comando de 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.

    ptChancellorsville

    • 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.

    ptBatalha 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.