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In a battle known to the South as "Sharpsburg" Gen. George McClellan failed to destroy Lee's isolated and weakened Army, but stopped the first invasion of the North. Pres Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation which made slavery the main issue of the conflict and kept Europe from recognizing the Confederate States of America.
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