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Page 112
... Chattanooga Rebel . " - An Extensive Movement Contemplated by Rosecrans . - Bragg's Retreat to Chattanooga . - The Yankees on a Double Line of Operations . - Buckner's Evacuation of Knoxville . THE SURRENDER OF CUMBERLAND GAP ...
... Chattanooga Rebel . " - An Extensive Movement Contemplated by Rosecrans . - Bragg's Retreat to Chattanooga . - The Yankees on a Double Line of Operations . - Buckner's Evacuation of Knoxville . THE SURRENDER OF CUMBERLAND GAP ...
Page 118
... Chattanooga commands the southern entrance into Tennes- see , and is one of the great gateways through mountains to the champaign counties of Georgia and Alabama . It is situ- ated on the Tennessee river , at the mouth of the Chattanooga ...
... Chattanooga commands the southern entrance into Tennes- see , and is one of the great gateways through mountains to the champaign counties of Georgia and Alabama . It is situ- ated on the Tennessee river , at the mouth of the Chattanooga ...
Page 136
... Chattanooga , for want of wood and forage , General Bragg declared that he held the enemy at his mercy , and that his destruction was only a ques tion of time . " Alas , we shall see hereafter how vain were the sanguine expectations and ...
... Chattanooga , for want of wood and forage , General Bragg declared that he held the enemy at his mercy , and that his destruction was only a ques tion of time . " Alas , we shall see hereafter how vain were the sanguine expectations and ...
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Southern History of the War: The Third Year of the War Edward Alfred Pollard No preview available - 2016 |
Southern History of the War: The Third Year of the War (Classic Reprint) Edward Alfred Pollard No preview available - 2017 |
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