Antietam

General Lee's invasion of Maryland went 
well at first.  When we got to the
Maryland city of Fredrick - Lee saw fit 
to split CSA forces.  Lee ordered my
Army to secure Harper's Ferry (13,15,13) 
to open a line of retreat to the
Shenandoah Valley. 

However, a spy among us had other plans.

Turns out this spy, this dirty traitor, 
gave a copy of my orders from General
Lee to the Yankee McClellan.  The Yankees 
knew our moves and massed at Sharpsburg, 
directly infront of Lee along Antietam 
Creek.  My Army joined General Lee this 
day and the battle began.

The battle was bloody, in fact - Antietam 
Creek ran RED with soldiers' blood.  We 
were a fearful we were gonna get whooped 
until A.P. Hill showed. We were happy to 
see our friend Hill but because we were 
outnumbered, we had to retreat across the 
Potomac into Virginia.

We felt betrayed, not beat and we shall 
all - MEET AGAIN!