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The Confederate campaign that nearly took Washington and the desperate battle that saved the nation’s capital. Hours, even minutes, decided the campaign, and one half-forgotten hero protected the Union’s capital from what may have been, man for man, the toughest little army the Confederacy ever put into the field. Had those 15,000 Southerners under Lieutenant …
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