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the Battle of Franklin, November 30, 1864
ix, 179 pages : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm.
Some fighting and some hard marching -- A needless effusion of blood: the fight at Allatoona pass -- Immediate and unconditional surrender: the return to Resaca and Dalton -- A slight demonstration: the campaign through North Alabama-- Tennessee: a grave or a free home: the march to Franklin begins -- The race to Spring Hill -- At all hazards: the Union forces arrive and deploy in Franklin -- We will make the fight: Confederate forces arrive and deploy -- It seemed to me that the air was all red and blue: the Missouri Brigade attacks -- Run against a Chinese wall: Walthall and Loring -- The ferocity of demons: Cleburne and Brown -- Upon us like tigers: Bate's attack -- Moving into the very door of hell: Johnson's night attack -- Along the line.
Franklin, Battle of, Franklin, Tenn., 1864