 Kọkọ parí gbólóhùn tó wà nísàlẹ yìí: : Northern Virginia campaign of 1862 General Robert E. Lee and his army were getting dangerously close to Washington D.C. Charles B. Norton, a Union colonel on the staff of General Fitz John Porter was, in civilian life, also an archivist and publisher, and offered to hide and store Forces large library of Americana over the concern of a possible Confederate attack on the capitol, but Force declined his offer. Charles B. Norton, a Union colonel on the staff of General Fitz John Porter was, in civilian life, also an archivist and publisher, and offered to hide and store Forces large library of Americana over the concern of a possible Confederate attack on the capitol, but Force declined his offer. Charles B. Norton, a Union colonel on the staff of General Fitz John Porter was, in civil life, also an archivist and publisher, and offered to hide and store Forces large library of Americana over the concern of a possible Confederate attack on the capitol, but Force declined his offer. 